At least that's how we handle things here in Missouri.Add on: has anyone from the Assessor's office walked inside your property?

I hire someone to walk through the property and take pics with their phone. 

That way, when you walk the property you can add it as you go. 

Door in the basement kicked in; holes in the drywall; blinds broken; etc.She owes me $2000 deductible from a fire her kids caused last December ("You have my word I'll pay you") and she walked out on her last months rent -- so we'll be filing in small claims court.I already have my team scheduled to get in there to pull the carpet, lay LVL, repair & paint.My question -- since I'll be taking some legal action against her -- is should I file a police report for the damage that was done on the way out before I do any repairs? 

Hi Steven,Too bad you don't belong to the Yacht Club in Newport Beach or something like that.So you have no idea how to find accredited investors but have been tasked to raise money for a deal that is walking towards a close--ouch.Have you tried talking to your commercial broker, loan broker, lender, closing attorney, sec attorney, insurance salesperson, management company owner, etc...

You can step outside, go for a walk around the block, sit in the car, etc.

Of course they can't break into your house, but nothing stops them from walking up to the front door.  

Upstairs tenant - they need to understand that people below them can hear when they walk, when kids jump, etc.

So I’ll love to learn I figured a GC would be a person to ask to do a walk through on a property just to get an idea of what things go for roughly.

If that is too big of a lose to gamble, I would walk away.