For example, I'm working with a design firm and the designer is busting a contractors balls on submittal after submittal and memo after memo....citing details from a 300 pg. spec book, and requesting timely submissions of the smallest details, paint draw downs, casework, laminate finishes, flooring...you name it.

I need to know details about the land so I can know what prep work will be needed. 

That is basically how I thought it worked, I didn't remember the details.  

Purchased site unseen although there was a video of the property that showed the home in detail.  

Ron Wanamaker from Rivertown Insurance has been great for me:PM Me and I will get you his details- BP will not let me post email or direct line

While it's technically possible, the short answer is no.

@Linda Garcia Can you elaborate on the two options again so we can have more detail to better assist you?

Hi @Harrison Blaufuss Fellow SoCal member investing in Indy, there is a lot of homework you will do but at the end of the day you are relying heavily on your team, at first your realtor that found the house and has given you their future predictions of the area,  then your PM will tell you what they think of the home and area, if you like it and place an offer then after the detailed inspection you can call and talk to the inspector for a few minutes about the house and area. 

Of particular interest to me is local, investor friendly real state agents with access to the pre-foreclosure, short-sales and the likes listing off the MLS since this would be my main focus for the time being.I'll provide more details about the investment strategy when contacted.I'd be glad to hear from anyone interested.I wish you all a great day.Happy investing!

I have found going into more detail can just make things messy.