Hard to tell from that photo.

We ask the guest to send photos. 

Photograph everything before you start cleaning-though without similar photos of the move in condition, you may have problems with some things.Then decide if you want to keep the home as a rental or sell it. 

& to answer the rest of your Q, some things that will noticeably affect your revenue:- making the place instagrammable, multiple areas/corners that make for awesome photos- heavily investing in professional design/decore- UNIQUE STAYS!!

- Your demand -Are you willing to put in the time to come up with photos and descriptions of your place to post online. - Your marketing -Are you willing to funnel through applicants in a professional manner, doing background checks, etc?

I have seen professional photos or professional looking photos help with renting out a property.

For reference, my tours of a single family home usually encompass 200-300 photos. 

Change up the photos. 

There is money to be made even without the most stunning before and after photos.

As long as I don't pay myself a commission and the SDIRA pays for the listing photos, am I able to list the property myself on the MLS?