You can take pictures of receipts (before they are lost) and upload into QB for permanent retention.

Most Investors entirely miss the big picture and suffer large losses when things change.

Project #2The Two Family, Full Gut Renovation, Owner occupied, Investment propertyNow for the pictures!

I googled the address to find that it was a home listed for sale that had already been completely remodeled including new beautiful hardwood floors that you could see in the pictures.

My apologies everyone, What I'm trying to say is that I'm having trouble evaluating this deal, the property is not on the MLS so I'm going threw real estate abc website to pull comps but the properties that I'm able to compare the house to are built in the 80's and the property I'm looking at was built in the 70's and from the pictures I've seen of the property is in good condition, can I create a opportunity for myself with this seller ?

From the pictures I have seen, it appears livable.

I may be biased, but I think mine are furnished really well and show well in pictures.

The 10-year treasury spike post-election caused many question marks in the market, but as the picture of what the new administration will set forth is painted, market sentiment will become more concrete. 

Have a look at actual user reviews instead (people using these products), and I think that gives a much cleared picture of the quality of each product. 

Get a selfie-stick and a panorama app and take great pictures.