Yes there's more to learn when it comes to representing sellers (if we do it correctly, that is, not just shlepping a house onto the market), but you'll have to learn it sometime and rather than waiting 5 years until your buyers are ready to sell, it makes sense to learn from more experienced agents as soon as possible.Do everything you can to become familiar with listings, even if you start out just by touring a lot of open homes and looking at the agents' marketing pieces, the words they use in their marketing language, who takes the best home photos and how they do it and which photographer they use, etc.  

Sometimes if a house is overpriced or has bad photos that effects the saves. 

I'll be requesting detailed photos and video walkthroughs from both the provider and an independent contractor/assessor.

Take a look at some photos below to see some of the things you should be prepared for if you engage in investing in these blighted areas.

Our courier, will visit the properties, take photos, get our agreements signed, basically whatever is needed.

I have looked into a few different sites including Geodata, Datatree, and PropStream and while they all have some valuable data there are no property photos available.

The inspection document on the auction site has a few photos in the inside and it looks good.

The inspection document on the auction site has a few photos in the inside and it looks good.

First time analyzing a commercial property :) Additionally, while there were no online photos, even when it was on the market, the current rents seem like they might be low.

By your photo you appear relatively young (myself being 38).