I have been able to get over market by keeping my properties in great condition, offering extras like a tv on the wall  w/ surround sound or bedroom furniture I didn't need and marketing better than a real estate agent can.

We play basketball, watch a lot of TV, and will buy products endorsed by celebrities.

Many of the rehab shows on TV, such as Flip or Flop, mentioned above, do this.

You can ask about the pictures, at least to limit what is shown you can move items (TV's etc) as you are concerned about safety and security.

*Note that I'm not a lawyer nor do I play one on tv.

By the way when you see these TV commercials offering "free consultations" it is not because lawyers work for free.

Hey guys and gals,Here's the class for next Tuesday, October 6:https://reijvschool2.eventbrite.comRegister NOW before the class fills upWe will talk about rehabbing - what really happens in a fix-n-flip and why you should not believe everything you see on flipping shows on TV!

Legit sellers use this feature too; some people are legitimately worried that if they list an Xbox/TV/car/whatever for sale, and use their real email address, that a bad guy will Google the email address, figure out where they live, and go there to steal the item.One other thing I've heard of, just from people looking to rent an apartment in my local area: there is a species of Craigslist rental ads that has generic-sounding apartment ads (no address or pictures) for attractive rents. 

You’ve probably even seen one on a TV show where people buy a house, and after thirty minutes of airtime have completely renovated and sold a home.

First question....will they allow what you are planning.You will need to pay for roads, septic, water, hydro, TV, Phone etc.Total infrastructure will be your cost.