Particularly looking through the lens of buy and hold.

But in actuality these problems are far more 'bureaucratically challenged' and costly than one can really stand to tolerate, especially through the lens of an investment property and not just building your dream beachfront shack.  

It really depends on your options from an active versus passive lens.

@Kim Coleman @Stanley ParsleyLast year, we had a sewer back up at one of my properties.It was an emergency, we called Len-the-plumber, they investigated, and said that pipes outside of the house to the city line need to be replaced. 

If you analyze 50 houses a day for a month through the lens of your criteria you're going to learn more about your market and how to start finding those diamonds in the rough than you'll imagine.Good luck!

Again, this is looking through the Colorado legal lens.

That way they'll be able to look through their own investment lens to make sure you're buying a decent a deal.

@Len Leggette  I am still in search of a reliable realtor who understands my objectives. 

Homes photographed with a DSLR camera receive an average of 61% more views than homes captured with a non-professional lens.

I assume a wide angle lens, but not sure if you have any recs for a focal length?