But everyone has to make there own decision.By the way, I read through Tardus website, and a couple of VERY INTERESTING items popped out.  

You will want more than just the photos i.e. invoices for extra cleaning, timestamps on thee photos, receipts for replacement items, etc. 

I know a California investor who is buying fast food restaurants, coffee shops and medical offices in the Midwest and South.

There are other concerns as well which could arise as "Big ticket items" like the Electrical service/panel, ceiling height concerns, natural light and ventilation requirements, etc. so a more detailed review would definitely be necessary to provide more clarity as to what the best options may be to move forward.

Contingent and cap ex items surface,  subcontractors will disappear on you, you will experience a wonky occurrence where the  cost benefit analysis of using your deductible and generating a loss run against your insurance policy makes it more advantageous to pay out of pocket, expenses increase and the list goes on.

Best to sell items to raise funds for the down payment and consider hard money for the rest 

Yes we have one.We bought a kit that has essential first aid supplies.We check it annually to see if we need to replace items that have used or expired.Sometime we just replace the whole kit if it needs it.

Whether you're planning a transaction or ensuring ongoing compliance, proactive management of permits and violations is key to safeguarding your investments.An expediter can offer tailored solutions to address open compliance items efficiently.

Hi everyone,I just purchased my first fix-n-flip and am looking for some advice on saving $$$ and hassle.Scenario 1:  Partner with a contractor (consists of 2 people) to save on building and split profits (split would be 4 ways because I am partnering with my sister)Scenario 2:  Hire a few contractors (having a 'contractors bidding open house' this Saturday) to get multiple items done simultaneously and supply majority of materials myself.  

Good food for thought.