Pictures are in the link below.1338 Chase St.

Like the above poster said, we typically offer 70% of the market value and and then subtract any repairs that might be visible from pictures and description.

I can't picture a 450-500 SF home, not to mention one selling for that high if a price.

I've usually seen at least a few pictures of a property before I actually go walk it, although occasionally all I know is what's on the outside at the start.

I try to look at the big picture, taking everything in to account.

I'm much more of a big picture type of person, and being that engineering lovvves some details.... :) But I'm extremely grateful for my time working in the industry and everything I got to see (I worked top secret for a while) was beyond cool.

I can't put the picture of the quad townhouses that burnt down 1 week before I closed on them,A picture is worth 1,000 words.

You'll see how the scenarios play out and begin to formulate a picture of your plan.

I will post some before and after pictures of the lower level, I have more but I need to dig them up.

From there you can refine your prospecting by using some of those assumptions on properties you don't have the full picture on.For example, as a baseline I use 8-15% of all gross income as my fixed expenses, 10-15% for capital improvements/reserves, 5-10% for vacancy and 1-5% for loss to market.