Something others could log into also take pictures and all that.

Hey @Sam Spoerl,I'd put the personable picture of you on the front in the right third of the card, increasing the personable nature of your business. 

I'm gonna view the place today but from the pictures it looks nice and the building looks well kept it's just 44 years old.

Due diligence is not usually refundable, so it’s important to get a clear picture of what your closing costs will be before you submit your offer. 

I try to have a detailed ad with plenty of pictures so tenants should not have many questions.

Another thing to consider is that people in the RE industry are already getting spammed to oblivion with listing emails, agent marketing, wholesalers, auction houses, lenders, gurus, youtube channels, CRMs, you get the picture. 

No pictures of the inside, but the outside was brick and looked in good condition. 

Enough time for interested parties to review and respond to the motion plus mailing turnaround.

.), and when asked why they bought the property, 90% of the time, they say they're an inexperienced OOS investor who bought the property without visiting the area or the property, and it turned out to be a lipsticked pig in a D neighborhood...they trusted the data (the "incredible" cashflow data of D neighborhoods), they trusted the pictures of new finishes (and fell victim to shiny object syndrome), and they trusted someone else's (agent, PM, turnkey co, etc.) opinion that the property was a "deal", but they didn't take the personal responsibility of checking out the city and the property for themselves.  

Take the pictures, video, or notes.