My real estate has given me a lot of freedom, the freedom to pursue my dreams of leaving the military to become a self-employed photographer (www.ryanblax.com), but I feel that I'm so close to being able to live without any worry of monthly income.

Next, clean, repair and photograph as much as possible.

We were a very cool space and had everything in terms of tenants from painters, photographers, cleaning service, community groups, etc.

In my exploration I ran across Tony http://www.santaferealtor.com/ who is a local realtor, photographer and general good guy.

Sign either here for the quick close or here for the average DOM price, clean out all that garbage in your garage this weekend and stop being a hoarder until this place is sold, and I'll schedule the photographers to come out next week.

You must run the numbers to see if the deal makes sense, but from a negotiation perspective, you can send the listing agent & seller photographs of the sewer line breaks, and inform them, that if they decide not to move forward with your offer, that in principle, they are required to disclose that defect to any future prospective buyers.  

The second time was towards the end and I was able to put some finishing touches on things, hire a stager and photographer, etc.

Also airbnb pays someone to professionally photograph your place which helps attract people.

A good real estate photographer around SLC runs me $125-200$ depending on how many shots I want.

I use Wave for my freelance business (I'm a photographer / cinematographer) which is great, it's super easy no major accounting knowledge necessary.