It's worth considering how your unit will look in photos online and the more appealing it can be, the better it will rent.

In NJ and PA, I am very aggressive with my marketing (local letters, weekly open houses, free staging, professional photos, great descriptions.)

The stock photo of a new home appear misleading.

To assist in finding homes for flip or rental properties.My question is, would it be legal for me to provide specialized emails (Home photos, ARVs, rehab cost estimates, profit estimates, etc) to my investors highlighting potential flip properties and then requiring that a marketing fee or finders fee is to be added to the initial purchase price of the home If they decide to flip a provided listing?

Have some detailed photos taken and you call around and find someone you are comfortable with. 4.

@Jessica Chow can you upload photos of the existing condition?

Costs are converted to dollars.Selling Price: $22,193 (foreclosed property)Floor size: 100 sqmLot size: 70 sqmNo. of Bedrooms: 2Toilet&Bath: 1Car Garage: 1I cannot post the property photo but I can somehow describe it.

All he did was posted it up for sale in the MLS and took photos, with his iphone to post.

Here’s the link to the listing and some photos of the place.

@Eddie QuirkIn which case, get busy on the photos, man.