Open houses, social media and email blast, professional photography and virtual video tours of every property cannot be done for $400 flat rate or even $1000 flat rate on my end of the world. 

I just wanted to complement you on having professional photography done before and after.  

I even wrote an ebook about how to do this ... www.MakeBigProfitsFlippingFloridaLand.com  and www.FlipFloridaLand.comIf anyone has any suggestions of how I can earn money by finding properties here and getting them under an as-is, where-is "assignable" contract or get a finder's fee for them, please get in touch.My skill sets include writing, building WordPress websites, photography, and finding creative solutions.cheers,Kris Kemp

However, if you see low inventory count, don't automatically assume there's no profit potential -- it could be an opportunity for you because there's low competition.Don't skimp on furnishings, photography or taking the time to get your processes in place -- you'll only hurt your profits in the long-term.

I’m considering owning/operating a photography business on the side during college if it would help my credibility for lenders.

Brief update: Having images completed next week by Mirco Piazzi, Real Estate Photography, and the home property inspection by Jim Olson, of Chinook Building Inspections.

Photography is absolutely essential. 

They will completely manage the whole thing, including linens service, photography, customer support, etc.

I would make sure to talk to the owner quite a bit and have the owner be more involved in things like photography days, etc.

Here's my current situation: - Little to no capital available as of now - Haven't been employed - just manage a small photography business I recently started - Have the support of my mother and brother, although both have fairly low incomes- Am currently a real estate agent in training on board of a team with a reputable mentorWhat do you think I should do to begin investing and how should I go about doing so?