A contractor, inspector or someone else can look at it take pics, and give their assessment, but it's never the same as being YOUR assesment.Getting accurate info from sellers is a big frustration for me, whether it's a homeowner, wholesaler or otherwise.if you JV with someone, you share the profit or even loss on the project.

I’ll put up and after pic too.  

Just set up a system that works for you to easily scan all docs inot a specific drive folder. 

@Catherine Emert I don't have pics to upload yet as I haven't sorted through them but it's basically going to be a brand new house.

For many types of service calls, we require before/after pics from the Vendors while on site.

Your pics and description look okay, they could be better and you could spell out your terms a little more, but I think price is the biggest factor for why you haven't had any applicants yet.

But you can find your own and get all your own pics.

I read the forum posts about the guru scan trap a few minutes ago and it did open my eyes.

One building was built in 1970, one in 1975, and one in 1990.The 2 offices are currently rented at $350 each; 13 of the 15 apartments are rented at various rates; total gross income in October was $5,6002 of the units are not rented, and that is due to renovations (haven't seen the property or pics of those units yet)All units are sub-metered for all utilities; central HVAC in all unitsWhile I can see which units are rented now, they don't have historical rent rolls or any historical proof of income.

I will be at the door scanning membership cards for entry.