My experience has been that 99% of real estate agents/sellers can't afford to hire a professional photographer and they use their iPhone or Android phone accordingly (and video walk throughs are ANNOYINGLY done in a vertical fashion).If you have a multi-million dollar listing, then you can probably afford a professional photographer, as well as the furniture from a staging company and the models to lay out by the pool during the shoot.Once you consider that, I would recommend Lisa Young in your area - you can Google her work - she will be a good middle market professional photographer in your area.

Further, if you have a big capital item, like new flooring, you'll have to lay out that cash in one year, but it gets deducted over five years (six tax years, unless you spend the money on the first day of your tax year.)  

We paid $25 for a totally custom designed company logo in multiple layouts, color schemes and with up to 7 revisions (I think we only needed 2 revisions.)

The JV agreement will lay out the roles and expectations of both parties and will provide guidance if there is an issue.

At least go with the wood look long planked tiles that could imitate similar look while providing durability.If you can fit a standard 10x10 or 12x12 kitchen layout, it will save you money as many smaller cabinet stores have deals for those.  

The layout and shape of the building don’t really suit much else.

They don't know the property, size, layout, etc like you so they just give random comps. 

If you team up with a good GC, he/she could help you sort through design options out there to pick an affordable layout.  

Comps within the building/complex are the easiest starting point, but if they are significantly older or different size, layout or build out, will need adjusting.

Hello,Looking for the best way to layout bank accounts for a property. 1- account for security deposit 2- account for mortgage to come out of, that tenant pays into monthly via Zelle3- account for property expenses via monthly profits throughout current lease.Is a 3rd account necessary for expenses on the property?