All-Cash,Thanks for the MLS reference.From what I can see the rooms look nice.The person who took the pictures needs to learn not to point the camera towards a window when a lot of light is coming in.

Hi Ken, I saw your posting on another forum re IR cameras, can you contact me on [email protected]

I have a purse bought at Penney's that's leather and big enough to hold letter-size files, a legal pad, my camera and business calculator.

As much as the camera loves me :mrgreen: , I'm not this vane to be posting pics of myself :oops: so easy on me guys, I'm just doing it for the betterment of Biggerpockets (I guess) :lol: The original pic can be seen by clicking the link in this line.

I'm not sure if any of you have seen the BBC version of The Office when David kicks the camera crew out of his office, but then poses for a picture before they leave?

Horrible Movie.The shakiness of the home video camera caused me and my friends to get dizzy and nautious 30min into the film.Go see something else

I have a friend that has a better camera that I am going to borrow and I went and got some pictures and additional pillows, etc to change around some of the staging items.

They have a better camera so hopefully we can brighten up the photos.

Two apps that I use frequently that I didnt see mentioned are pulse (google reader alternative) and camera+ (much more capable than the stock camera app)

Okay so I move a new tenant into a unit.They call the next day and say the tubs are not draining well.We go and inspect and the tubs are slow draining.We put drain-o and others down the line and it does nothing.Then we call our plumber and he snakes the line.The problem is someone put in a T line from the 2 tubs instead of a Y line so the line is clear from tub to tub but the snake cannot turn a corner to go further into the pipe.So the plumber suggest we use CLOBBER from a specialty store which is straight concentrated sulfuric acid.This does not clear the line.Plumber comes out and then installs a Y line fixing the T-line.Puts a camera down the line from the kitchen which is downstairs and the bath plumbing is in the ceiling.He sees a drink cap and what looks like a bottle but can't tell.We are thinking from a roof put on years ago a roofer dropped a drink down the plumbing vent and it is stuck.So the plumber opens up the wall above the kitchen sink and VOILA the problem is found!