We have a wide range of investors and RE professionals join us.

The majority of our expertise comes from experience and having a specific book of real-estate clients who are involved in a wide variety of activities.

When get unit all set, lights on, door ajar, you go outside to curb view, go to wide-side shot and you start video.

Fix your cabinet with the missing door, remove the stickers from the mirror and window, close the toilet lid, sweep and mop the floors, use a wide-angle lens, and take pictures from an appropriate angle. 

I have a city rowhouse with a 20' sidewalk and 5' wide steps with 9 treads and two 7'x7' landings.

This is going to vary widely depending on the strategy and real estate asset class.

Contrary to what some say, this is NOT a state-wide requirement, it is lender dependent.

If there's anyone else from my neck of the woods, I'm wide open to learning how to navigate this niche.

Instead of ring cameras at each door we would angle them down the hallways from the ceiling to get a shot of who is entering and exiting each unit.

And to look at it from another angle, that potential person may be a great mentor for you moving forward.