We spoke about marketing , and open houses as well My photographers busy that day so im gonna take the pictures myself  other than  MLS services dont think my broker provides anything Related to Marketing .

Digital photographs are cheap and easy and the quality of today's cameras leaves no excuse.

All the other veterans in this game have been through the fire.

If you want to start your own property management company, you need a broker's license in NJ.In order to get a broker's license  you have to complete the required class room hours (150 hours) pass the licensing test, AND have 3 years of full time real estate experience (unless you are a military veteran).

If all else fails, take your photographs then go to a freelance or crowd sourcing site online and find a graphics professional to "PhotoShop" 'em! 

@Doug Spence  I see it says your in San Diego CA, and you're a Military Investing Contributor, thank you for helping Veterans!

A tenant photographed another tenant holding a vaporizer in one hand while hiding out behind the building.

I get supplies from home depot and bonus if you're a military veteran to get the military discount of 10%.

Is it a good idea to use a professional photographer and if so do you think $175 for a 1200 sqft townhome is a good price?

Home Flip Characteristics for 2018Average time: Homes flipped in 2018 took an average of 180 days to complete, down from 181 days in 2017.Square footage: The average square footage of homes flipped in the fourth quarter was 1,408, the smallest average square footage on record for CoreLogic’s report, dating back to the first quarter of 2005.Financing: Thirty-six percent of all homes flipped in the fourth quarter were financed, down from 39.5 percent a year https://www.attomdata.com/news...Report methodology The average gross flipping profit is the difference between the purchase price and the flipped price (not including rehab costs and other expenses incurred, which flipping veterans estimate typically run between 20 percent and 33 percent of the property’s after repair value).