I recently remodeled my property in Las Vegas, and I’d like to update the photos on the online listings to reflect the renovations.

I'm about to buy to 4/3 home that's 2,300 sq ft, built in 1967 and want an experienced real estate investor to evaluate whether it's a good deal.Please comment below if I can pay you for 1 hour of your time to analyze it.I have full photos/video walkthrough, and also have several contractor quotes.

Property was marketed with a lot of resources and nice photos.

Take quality photos and market the property anywhere you possibly can. 

Once you decide:Take photos  - create the write upList in the places you want to find your ideal client -roommateInterview the people you'll be comfortable having at your home.Lease and repeat!

Are their listings detailed with good-quality photos?

But we have a lot of interaction with guests before they ever arrive - we require a photo ID of whomever has booked our house (and the name and info has to match the booking info), a working cell phone number that we will send a test message to by text to confirm it belongs to the guest (or is at least in their possession), and we converse with them to let them know what to expect from us (and if we have any specific concerns we share those as well) - for example, this week if we had anyone scheduled to arrive we would be discussing the incoming hurricane. 

The photos of Cancun looked pretty flooded, but I don't know the geography there.

Governor Gavin Newsom has signed AB 2801, a law requiring landlords to provide photo documentation when making security deposit deductions.

Perhaps not for the economy on the whole, especially with the insane amounts of debt being racked up, but real estate prices have effectively depreciated for about 2 years given even when RE prices were going up, inflation was higher so while the nominal prices have increased, real prices have (or at least had, I haven't looked for a while) declined since their peak.