In your description of the home you can put all of the improvements you are going to be making, and you can use representational photos as long as you label them as such.

If you have a legal description (full-legal-description, including plat # or survey), I can assist on getting an abstractor's report, which pulls all instruments filed in the real property records on that parcel. 

Also, none of the prices or descriptions (addresses) show up in market place ads.

Also, I wouldn't rely on the rental/Airbnb numbers they're providing in the description as some research should be able to validate or refute those. 

You take a picture, and it logs the date, a description, the vendor, etc. 

Very comprehensive process and description - thank you for sharing!

I'm looking for properties in Chelsea, MA and Everett, MA and have been researching via the Assessor's Database, however, there are a number of use descriptions I've never heard of and can't seem to figure out.

James Letchford Thanks for replying to my post, it’s good to know someone who’s geographically really close.

Not even double (I do have higher geographic cost).Jobs that make 100k+ with no college degree: sales (insurance, cars, software, medical, RVs, real estate, etc), trades (plumbers, electricians, even carpet layers in my area make 120k/yr).

He'll give the legal description and then the common description and then announce the opening bid.