Take professional photography on every property (with the exception of vacant investment properties that need lots of work).Work to ensure you have good relationships with other agents.  

Hello all,First time posting, but I've been lurking here and studying what little I can of real estate for the last year or two.I'm currently invested in some REITs, and eventually want to expand my experience and get into a couple of Duplexes+ somewhere.Currently stuck in NYC, waiting for litigation and what not to take place (probably 2+ more years) before me and the wife can move to Florida or wherever else, which is primarily where I want to purchase property.In the meantime, I'd like to try and find a position with a property management company, or some kind of real estate related work (I've been really interested in photography, particularly real estate drone images lately), though I have no experience in the field.

I love to have have fun, travel, BBQ, photography and ride motorcycles.  

Work for a title or escrow companyWork for a developer, large REI firm, or home builderCPA specializing in RERE lawyerRE appraiserRE inspectorContractor: GC, plumber, electrician, carpenter, etc.mortgage broker or work at a bank in mortgage lendingarchitectDesigner/interior decorator; home stagingRE photography (for listings)Construction managementCommercial RE agentToo many more to list ... just think of all the services that are involved in RE and the investment life cycle.

I come from a photography background where I have seen all my skills go from supporting me to being worth just above dirt.

We also offer photography and other marketing documents if you ever need it.

I also have a Michigan real estate license and do real estate photography just because I enjoy it.

I do landscape photography as a hobby with a small bit of income from the sale of prints, and I have done some real estate photography.  

any photography and/or staging? 

They have a menu of prices, including photography, MLS listing services, etc.