Here are some tips to capturing good photos:· Good lighting - Make sure you take pictures when the lighting in your place is at its best.

Have them turn on faucets, lights, stove, open fridge, flush toilet, open cabinets, closets, doors, windows, work shower/bath etc.Watch the video, take notes and send request to see certain areas/items close up with another video or some photos.Have the owner offer the tenants something in return for them doing it. 

It's in the neighborhood of Gas Light Curve Rd. and Buckboard Rd.

Pay for HD photos that put your place in the best light.

Complete remodel from roof to basement and everything in between - new kitchen and bathrooms, flooring, light fixtures, paint.

Also in this scenario, you theoretically risk closing on one property and having the other deal fall apart (say to appraisal or title issues), so I would want my attorney ensure that both deals are tied together contractually if I went that direction.Probably a wise idea to consult with a title/closing attorney, if you go ahead and pull title this should shed light on things and direct you towards the correct coarse of action.

Work with your Realtor to find comparable homes that shine a better light on the value of your home. 

@Merle Svenson I think this pandemic shines light on many things as well such as the paradigm shift and possible tech bridge between generations.

I believe in the BRRRR book, David Greene said to be cautious in a neighborhood like this, for the very reason being that it is a warning that there isn't a high demand.I will be house hacking it and it is also in a less populated, lower income area.Thanks!

--Run a Light & Tight Ship“Perfection is not attainable.