No one  wants to do physical work any, that’s way prices are going up. 

We source our own leads and have our own buyers, but we need a person with to physically check out the properties and meet with sellers face to face.

It needs some work, but has a good foundation, 3 units in very close proximity to the main train station in town, plus schools and a shopping center. 

For sake of arguendo, let’s assume he’s old school; the seller can take his physical bank statement, black out  private information with a black marker. 

Makes perfect sense on the condo front as a former owner - you are out on foot a lot (proximity being a primary perk fo condo ownership!) 

., that would prevent me from literally just switching the physical letters on my doors and mailboxes?

Hello BP,This may be a rookie question however I am estimating after repair values based on pictures of several listings.I was wondering if I place an offer prior to physically viewing the property will I be able to pull out of the deal if After physically viewing the property, I realize that the rehab cost is higher than I had originally estimated.I would like to be able to make offers prior to viewing properties but not be stuck if my estimates are off.

Well if he’s on the deed, he’s not “squatting” in the house, he’s a legal owner of the house with as much right to it as her absent some court order to the contrary.Having said that, if he was physically abusive to her, perhaps she could seek a restraining order (or order of protection as they’re called in some jurisdictions) which often include a move-out order when two people live together, as well a requirement to stay a certain distance away from the protected party. 

But...some people like a physical hand shake, and are willing to put on pants for it. 

In essence, we'll be identifying individual properties for this investor - physical addresses so they can report on those.