All Forum Posts by: Anthony Kelley

Avoiding a garnishment, used to be as simple as changing jobs, and if they work cash based (under the table, or tips) you wont ever recover a dime. However I am not a lawyer, simply someone that knew people that lived that way...

market it to survivalists? coupled with some solar panels and such might be a niche...

can you find another buyer? (if he walks)

can you find another seller of this property? (if he balks) 

who is your client? the buyer or the seller? or yourself? (who do you serve fiduciary) 

all rhetorical questions btw.. but the answers should make the decision simple.

this is just one of many articles if you care to research yourself 

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/01/shootout-r...

I have spent over a year researching my opinion, and playing with different techniques and as such I feel your opinion on this topic is outdated and based on negative product bias. I agree a cell phone camera is crap, an IPHONE does not use a normal cell phone camera :) the camera in the iphone rivals that of a dslr. 

Would this not be Ideal? if your collecting the late fees, regularly and not leading into non payment evictions. wouldn't that simply increase your profit margin? if anything I would be considering raising the late fee.

every single color has a person that claims it as a favorite, and usually is willing to pay to have that color option. If its stays rented, if its not broken why fix it? 

simply because its not your favorite color? id keep it, and market the **** out of it in all my pictures...as long as its renting (however I am not yet a LL)

your not giving much details to go on here. I am looking into "selling" renting my place as a rent to own. my research says it can be a good thing, but you should seek a real estate lawyer to write up the contract.

The good thing about marijuana smoke, is it does not damage the unit the way tobacco smoke does. tobacco smoke will turn the walls, and every surface yellow, stain it ruin it. 

Run a ozone machine for a hour after tenant moves out, and all smell of marijuana will be gone. 

In the end it comes down to skill, lighting and post production, after a certain price point compatibility of items for desired effect is more realistic a factor than the price point itself..my numbers were for the most part, simply to put it in perspective. I have seem some amazing work done with just an Iphone, comparable or even in some cases surpassing that of a normal rig...you can youtube search for examples. In fact for slow motion video you cant get on par with a new iphone, until you hit studio level recording gear.

I certainly agree, if you need quality photos for luxury home listings or whatever, you may certainly get better value out of hiring a "guy" for a hour...

But if you want to dabble in amateur video/photography and or spruce up the quality of your quick pics, you cant go wrong with an iphone (and a cradle, and a lens, and several lighting options, and a class, and a book, and a desire to learn the skill)