I think I can definitely use your photography services.Jose

there are photography sites that you can post your request and look at their projects.i think elance.com has that too. depending on what you are looking for, lots of people would love to do it for you. even if they are not "professionals".

I'm interested in real estate investing because I'm interested in scuba, photography, biblical studies, and movies. 

I'm always partnering with folks who are good at marketing, photography, videography, hosting, event planning, etc (or just plain volunteering at my events). 

Remove everything that's not necessary and use Airbnb's free photography to get some nicely lit photos.

I am starting a real estate photography business and I'm trying to find one very specific statistic. 

Indiana real estate market Indiana rental market Finding a RE attorney Finding a property management company that works for youStructuring deals Future markets we are looking at Growing a Facebook page with a flip company Creating content for social media Branding your company on 14 different social media sites MLS acquisitions Growing a quality buyers list Finding private lenders Hard money lending Managing contractors Material ordering Joint venture agreements Real Estate Photography Shooting video Building your website Finding your niche I am in no way an expert I just have tried to document our journey and sharing what has worked and what has not worked we have made money but also have lost money.

I moved into marketing after a successful run at commercial photography and graphic design.  

It's more than just professional photography, cohesive and attractive design/decor and investing in amenities.

When I market a property at resale I pay (out of my pocket, not charged in addition to my commission rate) for professional photography, a pro-level account on major real estate websites that increases your listing's visibility over the competition, targeted social media marketing, traditional media advertising if the property warrants it, all in addition to the traditional costs involved with a listing (broker splits, lockbox purchase, sign purchases, open house costs, etc).