Hello there.I’m Eric, I’m 31, and ready for a career change.My career background is as follows: - IT support - Apple Consultant (9 years, current job) - Network infrastructure design and deployment (2 years) - Video production - informercials, commercials, music videos, & real estate video w/ drones (shooting, editing, etc) (5 years) - Photography assistant for well-known photographer (5 years) - Front-end web developer (5 years as job, more for my own businesses)I’ve started up and have run 3 businesses (and many more failed ventures) in these various fields, with varying successes over the years.I’ve done a lot of the following for my own companies:-branding and marketing - logo design - web development - SaaS application research and optimized workflow integration - video production (use to have $45k worth of gear) - sales and invoicing - referral networking (member of some groups for 4 years) - administrative duties / bookkeepingI’m use to doing the sales, project work, and invoicing for a multitude of clients.

Do you provide professional photography to me at no extra charge? 

Maybe I can get me a binsr, just saying :)that's good though, I wanted to chat at ya about some photography.

They can make $3,500+/retail home they close with little work or they can make $2000/investment deal with a ton of work that needs done.Visits to the property for photography/videoARV and rent compsSchedule home inspection and/or contractor to build rehab budgetLow ball offers and harsher negotiationsCoordinate for long distance closing and turning over all items for the home to a property manager or project managerMost investor oriented brokers are either investors or new brokers who are interested in investing.

I also now have two side gigs (photography and real estate) and I don't have any intention of sharing my real estate aspirations with my boss - unless it's the day I quit!

Doing photography/Videography for other RE professionals can get you in contact with many folks in the business that you'd need to build relationships at some point.

Wedding photography is quite lucrative.

Professional photography is a must.

If you want to go the cheap route, why not find a photography class at a local college/junior college and offer a student $100 to take and edit the photos.

Invest in professional photography if you haven't.