There is actually a meetup tonight at Watermark Brewing from 7-9pm. 

They are worse than amateur.Just google "professional real estate photos" to see what they're supposed to look like.If I were a prop mgr, I would be embarrassed to watermark those photos with my company name.If you don't have a wide angle lens dslr camera, at the very least get a wide angle attachment for your phone.Photos need to be slightly photoshopped to show the house in its best light. 

However, last half of 2020 until now are likely high-water marks income-wise for a while.

Check out Granite Loan Solutions, or Watermark Exchange.

It's nice to hear a success story now and then.Internet scammers can usually be stopped by watermarking your photos.

various windows would not open wood rot on the deck the extensive growth all over the house (as lindsey mentioned when we saw the property, it looks like the lawn maintenance has not been done in awhile) Basement possible mold evidence of moisture (not a huge concern, but still noted) wood rot amateur repair on the main water supply line (fairly concerning because we'd have to pay a plumber to take a look) Apt 1 Light switch did not work when we visited hot and cold plumbing lines reversed water marks in bathroom ceiling. potential leak.

Anyone bought notes from Watermark trading exchange ?

I recommend learning how to watermark your photos to prevent scammers from stealing them.I also recommend you include some of your key qualification criteria in the advertisement.

Thanks Hey Parker, my realtor recommends Watermarke Property Mgmt. 

Be sure to watermark your photos that you post.