We'll feature you and your photo in the "best real estate slogans" article this month, and it's free of charge.

If he protests or threatens some type of action, then 2) I will inform him in writing that the contract is over as of XX date due to (itemized list of his breach of contract), I will be filing complaints with various local private and governmental entities, I will be memorializing my true experiences on various online forums with photos included, and will take vigorous legal action including the filing of counterclaims as appropriate. 

I feel like a third party has no dog in the fight, they are done the same across the board with photos and reports.

We think it is because people tend to go to the website to see photos and video tour to learn more about the home.

Typically they would market, show and do the credit checks, criminal, lease, make ready, move in photos/video and then hand over the tenant and keys to you to manage 

It has unlocked a Drive within myself i have never seen to such high velocity. 

I may do that on the next one.As for curtain rods, these photos were taken before blinds were added.

@Joseph Nardiello - given that you’re using a watermarked headshot photo currently, I’m assuming you don’t have a lot of money.

It's not hard to become a master at all three, but it's suicide to not at least have a rough idea of what works and doesn't, so you can put all homes you look at in either the "it's a deal" box or the "it's not a deal" box.If you really want to invest in mobile homes you need to 1) read up everything you can find on the topic 2) become a frequent user of bestplaces.net and other internet sites for market data and 3) familiarize yourself with what homes are going for so that you can guess from a photo of what a good price would be.Can you accomplish this?

When we listed our previous house, I believe it was a few hundred dollars depending on the number of photos, but it was well worth it.