When I see an account without an actual photo or with a truncated name, I immediately give it less credibility.

Everyone is a big person with no photo or identifying information, but when I tell them let's hop on a recorded Zoom to finish this argument and then I will post it back in the forum here, only one person has ever accepted.

Sometimes, it's just better marketing (aerial photos, standard photos, survey) and sometimes it's doing perc tests and getting it build-read for a developer.I hope that helps.

I always tell people, it's like any other business, respect it.

It's impossible to give a definitive answer on whether you should sell or keep the property without the address and further details but based on the photos alone what I would first suggest is an amenity analysis.

The best thing you can have is good section 8 tenants who respect and take care of your place.

You can virtually empty and stage rooms, and even do landscaping, all within a photo!

You are free to run your business however you see fit, as long as you are respectful to your property manager and not bugging them about every little thingYou are the CEO, the pilot of the plane, the head chef, the one in charge.

First off, respect for taking action, brother.

I’m continuing to put out plenty of offers on various properties and exploring different approaches to see what gains traction.For this one, I’m considering proposing a rent-to-own/deal finance contract with strict contingencies—something like requiring monthly photo proof of bank loan payment, with the understanding that failure to comply would result in a loss of equity of the seller.