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

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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.

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!!

If no, are there photos of each unit and all closets, the basement, the roof, the exterior, and all mechanicals?

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

I would regularly update your photos to reflect seasonal changes or recent upgrades, ensuring they are high-quality and well-lit.

Think more like an STR property with great photos and amenities.

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.

Advertising (photos and listings.) turn over costs, snow removal, and those kind of things.