Yes, you can have anyone with the ability to contract to act in your place, they will likely need a specific durable power of attorney to act and the property description will need to be included in the POA.

The description of the property should give you a good idea of whether it's distressed, whether it's retail but needs updating or whether it's renovated.2.

I couldn't follow your layout description. 

Considering the price of the property, would you be able to provide a brief description of the property?

cannot imagine that renters want to explore the beauty of the 'roughness' ...Also, he may need to be very specific in the description - e.g.

Just a vague description of what city/ area it is located.

The day of the event I always email out a list of attendees, so make sure to email me by Monday at 8 pm with a short description of yourself to be included on these emails.

You can check out "The 16% Solution" by Joel Moskowitz for a more in depth description of the process and how it differs from state to state.

Today's deal breakdown -Description: An old school house that was converted in the 70's to an 8-unit apartment building on the upper two floors.

I put the apartment under contract using assumptions based on his description, but upon walking the property realized it needed a new roof, gutters, almost all new HVAC units, and parking lot repair.