.* Provide annual photos, inspection, updated realtor comps* Provide quarterly NOI, debt coverage ratio, etc.* Stress that their collateral is a tangible, closely-managed asset, in a very stable area, providing a basic need, housing.Anyway, thinks for all the replies, would continue to be interested in feedback from others.

I've got comps, photos, and video on a webpage.

While I have nothing to hide, I simply don't like having a photo of myself on forums or anywhere for that matter.This is just a personal preference of mine and is something that I hope the content of my posts would offset, but I also understand that some like to see who they are talking to or reading about.At the end of the day, I'd post a real photo if required to do so, but it's a rule that can't be verified since a poster can simply post a photo of Joe Blow they find on the net so why not leave people to decide for themselves?

I'll use this one for an example:http://www.biggerpockets.com/photos/show/685On the picture, do a right mouse button->copy image locationPaste the link you just copied into your post.

I think family room (front left in photo) was converted from a garage or carport at some point (see the wood in front, while the rest of the house is block).

For instance, she did share that the photo on the wall (when I asked about it) was of her late husband.

Also, it's a Fannie Mae property and there was mention of closing cost incentives.Had I known of the error I wouldn't have already hired out for the nominal things and saved my money for the things that I HAVE to hire out for.I'm the kind of guy that pays his debts, but the title company AND the realtor were hired by me to do a job because I'm too naive in those areas (the same reason anyone hires any professional).

The thought that the photos were of the property before it was stripped.

Here are some photos.

I tried to include a snapshot of all the late fee rules but for some reason I'm not able to upload any photo's to my BP gallery.