Use watermark “this is not a legal document” or similar for it.

@Nick Brubaker You can also add watermarks to your photos to cut down on fraud.  

When there are issues found (title issues, water marks on the baseboard in the cellar or on ceiling tiles, inefficient power, zoning, repairs, lead paint certificate ---- etc. these are leveraging issue in your favor.What do you want -?

(also when repair guy was testing the washer, some water leaked from the exit hose through the ceiling and left a water mark on the ceiling)The washer and dryer are included in the rent (most apts are rented with washer and dryer in this area), and the ones we had were 10 times better than these ones, but failed often.

Seller, after doing our inspections, I am unable to offer you $ xxx due to the windows, water marks in basement, that white stuff on the furnace, the need for up-grades or replacement of .......).

Hence the parallel water spots.Just from what I see (the small, parallel water marks) this could be consistent with a cold water supply pipe running vertically above the lower bath (in the cavity) and warm moist air contacting it.

Be sure to watermark your photos with your business name and phone number to prevent your ad from being stolen.

The restriction for the majority of the coast line is only something like 600 yards from the high water mark for foreign ownership - if CR investment is something you are interested in doing personally I would be happy to walk you through how we narrowed down the location and introduce you to one of the agents I've been in contact with for several years. 

Consequently, I now watermark the center of my listing pics with our business name and phone number, and we haven’t had any problems since.

We can watermark our photos, but I've seen plenty of fake ads that still lifted photos with watermark.