I would use the listing photos and set up an add to find tenants.

In my opinion, if you are trying to scale your operation, it's better to outsource so you can focus solely on acquiring more listings and not worry about learning how to properly take real estate photos and edit them.

First do your due diligence looking through the photos in the listing and the details, ask them about the neighbourhoods in case that eliminates some. 

Scratches are more pronounced and deep in person than on the photos.

Plumber texts a photo when he's done

I see plenty of owners struggling, but they often has less than desirable properties, poor photos and no remarkable amenities to set them apart.

Are their listings detailed with good-quality photos?

A couple of things - I hope you have clearly documented with text, video and photos the pre-move in condition of the property and the walkthrough reflecting damages post move out. 

.- Document everything (receipts for taxes, all the work that you did yourself via photos and video, and your expenses in an excel sheet to make sure you're on track.

The utility is run right through my sewer pipe (see photo).