If there were a problem with taking a picture of a house from a public street and posting it on the Internet, then Google Street View would be in a lot of trouble.I'm guessing that the agent doesn't want to be bothered showing the house but put the sign there to appear to be making an effort.

(pictured above the growing trash pile - all photos credited Ron Steinau)Wow what a turnout!

The inside of those units need to be seen to give an accurate picture of what you're getting yourself into.4.)

A tip some people have given is post any notice on the door and take a picture of it. 

I've only seen pictures but will be looking at it in person in a couple of days.

I have an idea I wanted to share.Requestor submits an address, with pictures of a property you need a valuation for. 

I will post pictures of the house in a new thread and keep up with the process of the rehab and will update when available all the way through renting out the unit (form the eyes of a first timer of course).Lessons learned through the offer process and closing:A good Title and Escrow company is a must.  

I always prefer that new investors have a full picture of the most accurate information possible, and I believed your information to not be the most accurate.

Changes the picture somewhat; everyone should evaluate their own model.Also there are countervailing concerns to be aware of to find one’s own balanced position on this:Yes I’m aiming at the “crappy” end of the market where a plumber like me can add value adding/ fixing bathrooms and kitchens; where prices are cheap still and returns especially after adding value can be much higher, and also I’m a big believer in not just maintaining but improving your properties, which all fattens the capital expenses budget.  

Looking for something with a durable wear layer with a finish of aluminum oxide or ceramic bead.Here are pictures of the place:Here is the floor I'm considering, the Mannington Adura MaxThank you so much for sharing your expertise.