I could see how a fully rehabbed/decorated property would translate to really nice pics.

We put some nice front door numbers up in a decorative, vertical fashion.

Go with this one instead: http://www.menards.com/main/doors-windows-millwork/door-window-cabinet-hardware/cabinet-decor-hardware/fix-a-lock-interior-door/full-body-mortise-lock-with-glass-knobs-and-satin-/p-1928206-c-7594.htmOnly $17

I'd approach her saying, "Hey Tenant, while working on the Gas Line we noticed all of your Christmas Decorations under the crawl space.

Hire a professional photographer and maybe you have a friend who likes to decorate.

The owner was a very nice but very old lady who came dressed as though she was going to church, resplendent in a large hat with a lot of decoration.

I know of a certain someone who goes too far with decorations to the inside and outside of the house.

( all 3 of my sisters tried the sharing an apt when they were young NONE worked , boyfriends , decorating , etc)Wait for a retired alcoholic , on social security , as long as there is booze they dont complain

A decorator, sure but as far as the actual house idk.

An architect would be much more, like 60-120$/hr, and would forcus more or decorative and unnecessary features.