@Kirk Roberts Possibly think outside-the-box.According to finance-based articles and television programs, many 'technological' investors are investing in digital real estate, growing their net worth then purchasing larger properties to assist in offsetting their tax liabilities.Food for thought.

When <previous owner> sold the home to me, he signed an addendum which stated that "All marketing, media, reviews and other digital like property convey with the sale."  

We are seeing rates ranging in the very high single digits to the low teens depending on your collateral and performance level.The greater the unpaid principal balance you are pledging, the less points and costs you may see, from our experience.

Pan the camera to show best features and worst problems.

Is there an app or something you can walk around the house and it digitally create one for you?

Most of Weber, SL, and Utah counties have seen double-digit equity inflationary rates which should continue at least until we see the federal rate hikes.

There are options to use leases and a few other tools but I don’t use them, I use the standard MA leases outside of the platform and either have tenants digitally sign via Dotloop or have an in person signing depending on the tenant.

Has anyone used a service with digital lockbox called "Rently" to do remote showings on a rental property?

VERY HARD to MANAGE you need onsite manager, cameras, security

., e-renter, rentprep and more- Dozens of platforms, listed here, allow you to post your rental listings online for a range of fees depending on subscription length, account type, and features requested- Run comps using 3rd party sites to see what recent rental apartments have rented for (not to be confused with active rental listings), & price your rental unit accordingly- Lastly, hire a professional photographer or cash in a favor from a friend with a good camera!