I'm a professional photographer, and I try to produce the images of most of my rentals.

I understand the process, but as you can image, I do not want to look like an idiot going to collect a wholesale fee that I don't rate.If I understand correctly these are the steps I need to take for a wholesale: 1.

And the presentation to me feels a bit plastic.I would absolutely use some images that actively reflect what you are saying.  

Cities are engaged in the social aspects of property ownership, low moderate income housing, middle income neighborhoods, several reasons why but it often for keeping the tax basis more favorable and, political bodies have image problems favoring landlords or investors who are in business, there is a line where government is to stay out of business and influence competition. 

Google Maps on iphone: zoom in very close to street view, hold the image of house you wanna capture (target house), click on the address in white banner at bottom of screen, click share, select copy (to clipboard.)Evernote (or similar cloud backed up app): create a note and paste in your addresses.At office: enter addresses into spreadsheet, lookup mailing addresses, mail to owners.

Here is an image of one:[img]http://www.google.com/imgres?

@Paul Sorgi The showing was limited to Sat. and Wed. and I was out of the state all weekend so I have a showing Wednesday at 5:30.

I've been thinking about photography and real estate and figured I would ask a few questions to the community.Do you see value in having better than cell phone images?

The will document would be imaged and attached to the court case file as one of the appendix or exhibit documents?

I actually Google Image searched the caricature he's using for a photo somewhere and came up with a pastor of a church in TX (I think it was Texas...).