Spending $ on virtual calls with no plan on what to do if you get a reply.If I was to start over from scratch with $0, I'd laser focus on a submarket.  

Termite damage - needs to be treatedTemite damage - extent of damage unknown so need to inspect furthertermite damage - damaged beam needs to be reinforced properly.

Usually I'd borrow one if needed on site.I used a golf monocular to inspect the roof from the ground.My Sony Handi-cam zoom camera with night shot was a good inspection tool.I like a flashlight with the adjustable beam, the night watchman type, then a pen light for small areas.If a carpet was loose, I'd look to see the floor, never cut someone's carpet.

Perhaps install in the garage next to the laser guided double compound mitre saw.

I always paint the walls white, the floor gray, and the beam and poles black.

It's boring but goes pretty fast.Pro tip - get a rolling tape measure (The big wheel type, not the small wheel type) and a laser tape measure.

Many lots are in state liquefication zones so require extra footings and beams

I have torn down and rebuilt my kitchen from floor to ceiling, replaced a load bearing wall with a 26 foot beam, done painting, plumbing, electric, drywall, and tiling.

So we started a bathroom remodel in our home to fix flow issues for resale value and found some pretty serious foundation issues (pier & beam) due to very old plumbing leaks.

I have to say that there's another thread with a photo of an RV cut up and supported midair on beams.