Take a video walk through of the house and narrate it as you go, pointing out any and all damage and wear no matter how small,   Take lots of pictures too, especially of any damage you do find (turn the date stamp on for the pictures if you can).

Check out this video from the Wood Whisperer.

PDF's, Video's, a great networking group.

What are we doing:Virtual showings (Sometimes we create the video; other times agents send us the videos)Zoom meetingsWe've viewed unoccupied properties with clients.

I actually had no idea what to put for that number haha, i just watched some of the calculator videos and saw that 3% is the conservative number for closing costs, so thank you!!

@Cameron TopeA short video that may help you

I have also heard from a few contractors that inspections are being held Virtually using video calls or sending photos of the work.Its pretty amazing to see how creative people are to find ways to adapt, but I.

Have her do a video of the entire property, inside and out, and send it to you.

Two helpful links:https://www.thebalancesmb.com/recommended-guide-for-selection-of-mortar-mix-type-844821https://www.thisoldhouse.com/foundations/21017303/how-to-repoint-a-stone-foundationI'll be using Type S mortar for my foundation repair, and the video in the link above has great step-by-step instructions.

Look on eBay you can probably buy many for a few dollars each.Two that stood out were:Asset Protection for Real Estate Investor by Clint Coons,Asset Protection for Physicians and High-Risk Business Owners by Robert MintzBut what really helped me decide what to do were some DVD and videos.I would highly suggest that you spend a few hours watching all the free videos on Clint Coons Youtube channel.