Just a week ago I had an inspection done from RHIP. two officers dressed as SWAT team with bulletproof vests visited my property and checked if my property is in good condition. since I did major remodeling one year ago, they had minor remarks, (but it still costed me $800 for their visit), here is my thoughts video: https://youtu.be/fScVegQ4cto?

@Deborah Cavallaro Yes, that includes everything you have mentioned, except appliances, contractors don't normally dress up the house for you, it also has limitations, usually tiles, flooring, etc.

Most don't drive exotic cars or dress in suits when they first meet us.

Much respect for all you're doing in that area, and to all teachers.However the Stonewall Capital website has the vibe of a teacher playing dress-up as a multifamily syndicator, not actually being a real multifamily syndicator. 

Have her log the activity in writing and get video footage, inspect the property yourself, check for critters (like albino raccoons...they look like ghosts 😂) check for gas and water leaks, look up the history on the house just to know what the deal is, and if you have to... ask some good friends to dress in white coveralls and bring a shop vac to house to suck the ghosts out.

I see how they dress, how clean their car is, etc...

Thank you for the compliment, Ezra, but I really doubt others want to dress like a homeless looking construction painter plumber driving around in their beater eating pb&j's between naps.I am a horrible task delegator. 

On the other hand, I've had a cheap base model GE at an Airbnb we rented, totally shred a dress I had worn to dinner.

The time is probably better spent on upgrading skills, as juggling the dress shirt and tie notary job that can come at anytime of the day with a rehabber investor who would want someone a bit more consistent may be a bit too much.

We decided to dress up and have “date night” once per week no matter what, even if that means at home given Covid restrictions.