Or you can get a photo copy later. 

A box filled with hand tinted photos of men, women, and children who had been a part of this houses existence for many years.

In fact, most of them are sending me MLS listed properties which is indicative of either the difficulty in finding real deals or their lack of marketing.As an example of just how crazy the market is near where I live (Beverly Hills, Miracle Mile, Beverly Grove area),  my wife Catherine instagramed this photo the other day while she was door-knocking her farm.If I were to get into wholesaling, I would focus on more economically depressed areas with decent turnover (among many many other factors).

We both monitor the MLS and take calls and emails from our bird dogs, so lets say the hard part of finding the deals is even.For leads, we both weed through and I usually decide which ones are worth pursuit, and he actually goes out to see them, takes photos, makes notes, and pulls comps for the ARV if we get that far.

Here are the highlights and a few photos...Acquisition: MLS, via Rezamp notificationLP / SP: 175k / 165k Location: Phoenix, ArizonaRehab, initial / final: 25k / 25k (stayed on budget!)

My advice would be not to worry too much about it, just make sure to have first last and security, take time stamped video and photos of unit before move in, have tenants sign off that house is in great condition, if it is.  

Take photos and send him the "report".

Trying to get me to go into listings, take photos and get numbers to have him turn around and upload to his site and try to "resale/wholesale" illegally.

Right after posting this thread I went on Amazon and found a couple promising looking guides:http://www.amazon.com/How-Your-House-Works-Underst...http://www.amazon.com/Visual-Handbook-Building-Rem...http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Photo-Guide-Home-Re...

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