Quote from @Jamie Bateman: @Chris Seveney well, I don't want to increase the demand for the next trade, but with the HECM NPLs you get interior photos prior to bidding.

No one talks about it because they talk about the process, the asset, and the numbers (all relevant), but all you do is focus on the spreadsheet and the photos; you will miss the issue.

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

Sorry for the imvestors out there that had eyes glaze over after reading that, I will post some photos on my next post.Stay well!!

I'm a small contractor and builder and I'm looking for Sub-2s or Seller finance properties in Austin Texas, and I will definitely pay $10--15 k cash, no ******** for the right deal.Jerrys deal would be sweet (for him) if it worked, ie get hundreds of people to pay you money to find great RE deals and then only pay for the super sweet deals (and then take plenty of promotional photo shots to post on the web site to impress more potential buyers for the software program and couching)Obviously the other huge issue that new and hopeful RE investors MUST consider is...

Respectfully I'm going to disagree that a lot of homes look rough on the exterior, again your AE can provide you photos and Matterports with plenty of nice looking homes.

It's wonderful that you conduct a thorough cleaning and inspection, complete with photos, before move-ins.

Second, I look at listing photos and Google Earth Street View to assess the condition further.Third, I determine a rehab scope and run it by my agent.I have my agent, inspector, and contractor walk the property together.

A small tweak—like adding a cozier blanket or clearer check-in instructions—can elevate the guest experience.Create a Sense of Community: Responding to reviews lets you connect with guests, showcase your dedication to hospitality, and set the tone for future visitors.Tips to Boost Your 5-Star RatingsSpotlight Your Space with Amazing Photos: Ensure your listing photos highlight your property’s standout features.

Also, I would try and get professional photos before the tenants move in.