Hi Jake-Thanks for the advice- I currently keep photos of all recipets and have updated excel sheets with all costs associated to each property.Organized for now - but as I make moves to scale a bit I probably could use a CPA who knows real estate finance.Respectfully

Advertising (photos and listings.) turn over costs, snow removal, and those kind of things.

That average person given limited access to a property is not going to have the experience required to know what to look for.Yes, i would have a couple of your most trustworthy contractors with you when you walk the property and i'd film the walkthrough / take as many photos as you can.With a full hour you can easily assess most of what would be needed to account for 

That does not work and is only for experienced renovators who know their buy box and know they will always go to the studs and redo everything.Just get out in the field, see every dump on the market, take sneak photos to show to a contractor, and get some investor and contractor friends who will be in the ballpark on the costs.

Pricing, photos, description, and early guest ratings are critical for long-term performance.

One thing you can do to get started here is to add a photo and fill out your profile so people can get to know a little about you and connect when you post.

The majority of the respective markets listed above are A-class.

We updated his listing with better photos and added some details about the neighborhood amenities-like the nearby parks and cafes-and it made a real difference.

I get emails of the properties from wholesalers with photos.

Photo attached.Thank you in advance for any help with this.