I keep a portfolio of photos in my arsenal - not posting all of them - but switching out a photo periodically as it can trigger your listing to move up the list when a change is made on some of the sites.  

Especially since Covid, there are more restrictions on look-back periods for evictions etc (in some jurisdictions). 

Be sure to factor in property management costs, repairs, and potential vacancy periods.

From there mechanical and large items are my first priority (water heater, HVAC, roof) - though an inspection gives us more information and those items can be used as great negotiation tools during your due diligence period. 

This is a great look cost preventative maintenance thing It also allows you to "inspect" your property periodically

I always am amazed when someone selling a $600,000 house brings me a listing agreement where they agreed to pay a stranger $30,000 to list their house for sale and they didn't even read the agreement much less spend the $250 to have a lawyer tell them that yes, if they sell it to their cousin during the listing period they still have to pay the $30k.

Flipping a house typically involves holding the property for a short period, which classifies the gain as ordinary income rather than a capital gain.

In addition, they connected me to the preferred lenders who also helped with closing on the property within a short period time.

Keep in mind that office is down right now and it could take an extended period to fill.Try to determine why it hasn't sold for 2.5 years.

There's actually some deeper nuance here than just the holding period.