Why would an investor buy a house sight unseen?

An investor buys a house sight unseen when the numbers on paper, financing terms, rent projections and a trusted local team's inspection reports already confirm the deal works, often to move faster than a competing buyer who insists on an in-person tour first. That approach carries more risk without someone reliable checking the property on the buyer's behalf. Joel Boss walks remote or out-of-state investors through properties over video and coordinates independent inspections before recommending a sight-unseen offer.