The photos have to outstanding and should have plenty of bookings. 

If you want him to sign something, you could email an agreement and he could scan it or take a photo of it and send it back to you.

Jamel,For starters, I would recommend putting a professional photo up for your profile.

I'm not buying the 40k, but it's very hard to assess just from the photos.

@Aaron K.Hi sorry I’ve spent the last couple minutes trying to attach a photo.

There are 2 bathrooms in it, so I started on one, and while I let things dry or cure on the one, I am hopping to the other (See the photos)This past week I completed the entire shower pan and plumbing system for the first bathroom.

I needed surveyor work a bunch of photo documentation and measurements of ADUs around the neighborhood showing that there was precedent for the zoning infringement.  

My understanding is that the amounts listed in the PDF Jonathan mentioned above are the MAX amounts they will pay in each respective zip code, depending on number of bedrooms.

Dear BP Community,I have an interesting issue here: I am very much interested in purchasing a bank's REO foreclosure house but my broker respectfully declined to represent me because the seller wants to use his AOS instead of the typical PAR contract and it takes too long for the seller's broker to respond.

When tearing out the carpet, he uncovered the photos below.