Genuinely asking, not trying to sound assy...

Hey @Dominic Pizzi - there's a lot of different ways to go about it, but consistency is going to be the key along with genuinely helpful content.

But I genuinely have no idea what you are asking for.Ironically, you can find a ton of information about all of the above topics with a little research here in the forums. 

Bumping this thread as I am genuinely curious about it, having evaluated a few investments myself but as of now yet to act

We do keep a master hard copy file with all the original property documents, but I don't scan them - something to consider...you're inspiring me to create some checklists! 

Or genuinely in your market, properties in the 50-60K range typically are deficient for financing.

@Richard Ball@Mel Wyatt@James Wise@Stephen Lovett@Adrian Mata@Matt Castle@Elizabeth Colegrove@Michael BoyerI just want thank  you all  for taking the time to give your inspiring word to help motivate and congratulate me.I just recently found some major damage that the seller failed to disclose that i can prove they knew about, my current tenants told me they told the owner about the damage and they said shortly after they did the house went up for sell.Im very upset because i paid for an appraisal and a home inspection, and neither saw this damage. right now im going to get estimate for the foundation leak the water pools next to the house and drips into the basement , and the shower leaks in the Kitcheni was told to look into mud jacking for the basementany advice would be appreciated

Thank you guys so much by providing genuine feedback.

Always be genuine.

I am genuinely confused and shocked and still not able to understand what her play here is.