I actually have a photographer scheduled for this weekend.

With this they deliver the mood board and links to order the items. 2) package 2 includes item 1 and flat fee for them to travel to your home, coordinate the packages, delivery, setting up and help the photographer for pictures.

Now back to desert for 30 days to ramp up LQ #2 (furnish, decorate, lighting, light comsetic reno, obtain permit, photograph & launch) to get the cash flowing.

Whatever you want to do, be sure to build a team of professionals who will support your activities....title companies, lenders, inspectors, contractors, photographers, etc.I can currently provide an insane amount of complimentary, world-class training from top producers around the country through at least the end of May through my brokerage. 

I recommend making sure you hire a professional photographer for pictures. 

The homes you might be seeing are either not in an A/B area or need a lot of work that isn’t evident in the online pics (there are a lot of great real estate photographers here, I use a couple of them for my listings).  

They also pay slightly higher than traditional tenants.Regardless of if you do Airbnb or cater to travelling nurses, I always advise doing everything you can to make your property photograph well.

Running a successful STR comes down to 3 Ps: pics, people & pricing.1) Decorate your house nicely & pay a professional photographer to take some amazing picsAlso, be prepared to constantly reinvest some of your profits into your house in order to keep it in tiptop shape.

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