Must know how to service an out of state landlord with good communication, photos, written invoices, etc. 

BUT, if the property is listed FSBO, it's a regular ol' average joe trying to do the work of an agent to save a buck.. and doing it badly apparently. it's not unusual to say 'we don't want to disturb every tenant without a signed offer,' but they should have interior photos of at least most of the units.

It's tough to figure out what I can do with the backsplash or peninsula to make it pop in the photos and look appealing without painting the cabinets.

I've shown my investments' results via sharing photos, value-driven material, and networking with influential people.

I saw the listing price and photos and immediately knew that we had a winner.

If you hit all the best practices checkmarks i.e. maximizing the space, renovated, great outdoor space, pro photos, priced competitively, you will do fine!

Are their listings detailed with good-quality photos?

Even with photo evidence like this the BBB is unwilling to change their stance so we said screw um.

Try and solve their issues.As for the home, have them tell you how much they want and where they came up with that number, the condition of the home, and have them send you photos. 

Remove the couple of blurry photos from the listing.