You can walk the property and talk about what you see then watch and listen to the video at your leisure.I have a laser measurer that's often more useful when you're alone than a tape measure.Binoculars can be handy for looking at the roof from the ground, as long as you're not dealing with very flat roofs.

Needs: New roof; possible foundation work (needs engineers report); possible plumbing work (old copper pipes); possible HVAC (has gas central heat and window ACs, would need central air, but seller may be in the process of updating) complete indoor rehab including floors; counters; light fixtures, refinishing cabinets; painting or otherwise fixing wood paneling.

I listed them and he flat out told her those were absolute pertinent questions needed for my agent to write an offer.

I'm getting ready to rehab a 4-Flat in Auburn Gresham so the book will come in handy.

They can be a flat fee, or a fee for service.

Although were I play we are on subdivision lands not meets and bounds.. so its pretty straight forward..and if its really flat with larger than normal lots I just lay those out myself. but this last one I did in Lake Oswego were we had set backs from trees that could not be touched etc I had to be on to the inch.

The law firm charges $250/hr and to set up an LLC they charge a flat rate of $1500......

I even flat out asked at meetings as in "I am looking for a mentor who will work me like a dog."  

To update $15,000... the home has paneling, blue carpet, yellow bath fixtures and outdated cabinets.ARV is $105K and I am asking $75K...I know these numbers do not work for rehab.

There are new flat panel tv's, new electronic door locks, a new ansul system in the restaurant kitchen, 2 new handicap- accessible restrooms in the lobby area, new water saving toilets and smoke detectors, and new wi-fi capabilities throughout the hotel.