So I like it all the way up to the $.99 charge to the prospect and the fact that they get a key.I want a code on the door that once authorized unlocks the door, and then automatically locks it behind them (like 30 seconds or so after the door is closed). 

You're going to want to be VERY careful here with how you proceed in case some descendant gets a stick up their butt and decides to make your life a living hell.The first time you enter the home, photograph and video record EVERYTHING in or around the property.

Making an appointment with the photographer tomorrow.

So handsome, in fact, that a San Francisco photographer has used him as a model for a stock image (entitled, "Professional Portrait of Business Person.")  

I’m a photographer, so I’ve been renting my loft/studio to other photo/filmmakers for 25 years and doing VRBO. 

Usually a garage door opener is left out and door from garage was left unlocked. 

And now everyone it seems is wanting to be a photographer with dollar signs in their eyes, lulled by photo-industry guru's selling a dream much like in this industry.

I don't want to burn my Saturdays running around unlocking doors for prospective buyers/tenants or meeting up with contractors to pay them or sitting in front of the computer on a Sunday night to make sure I get the craigslist ads posted, and then turn my phone volume on max loud to make sure I don't miss any calls about my properties. 

Especially the part on unlocking the keys to getting a "yes" from your lender.

Im going to get a photographer out there tonigt