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Updated almost 16 years ago,

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Jeff Fairchild
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Vancouver, WA
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Taking pictures of house to wholesale

Jeff Fairchild
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Vancouver, WA
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Well, my first deal, I only had available pictures of the front of the house that made it look good. Lots of people became interested and then one of them bought it.

On this second house that I have, I tried to take very detailed pictures, including ones showing paint peeling off of walls etc. to make sure investors knew what they were getting into. But now, I didn't get anyone interested.

So do you think it is better to take those ones showing the bad stuff or try to focus more on the better parts of the house?

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