I felt the inconsistencies in the publications should be highlighted.

While I cannot exhaust this conversation on this forum, I will highlight the main advantages.1.

Especially that first exterior picture, which is the "first impression" of the property.It's clearly a great rehab, so it may be worth paying $100-200 to find a professional real estate photographer to get some great pictures that really highlight the positive attributes of the property.I'm also not thrilled with the copy, though I'm not sure that would make or break the listing.

There is a lot of advice to give you on this, much more than I can type here, but here are a couple of highlights.

You are also getting caught up in sensationalism and conjecture.

In this post - I will attempt to highlight some of the things you should be looking for as you browse around town looking for a property manager. 1) Are they members of the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM)?

In each post I highlighted a current listing and argued why I felt it was not a good “deal”.

Do you suggest highlighting my project management experience, and/or home improvement experience?

@Jason Pritchard #3 and #4 in your list should be highlighted, italized, bolded and underlined

I understand why the similarities are blurred and the differences are highlighted and it is mainly do to trying to relate being a mortgage investor to being a real property investor.