Go find some successful property managers in your area that are using video and pick up some tips.Personally, I don't think you have to be fancy with fly-ins, catchy music, or other trickery.

There in lies the rub, as they say, as this can be challenging the more investors involved.Other items of Note:Talk with a commercial lender, especially with the current state of affairs, and submit a personal financial statement to find out if 20% down is actual.

I found out their job is fake, income is fake, they are professional tenant and they forged tenant insurance. they will not pay rent even they say they will, and my agent didnt check none of the paper work they submit now Im in deep hole. 

I saw a video walk through of the property.

I have been watching countless videos on youtube about real estate, investing and managing money.. trying to raise my financial IQ.

Virtual Leasing - we have completely transitioned to virtual leasing, using a combination of existing marketing assets (professional property photography, videos, and 360 tours) while rolling out a best practice program for our staff to utilize mobile devices (pads and phones) to create available unit specific tours.

Right now, a lot of my local groups have moved into webinars / video chat networking. 

However, I hear people, in my world, say, "I would never buy a house from photos or a video!"

Our current skillset complements real estate investing quite well, and we feel that this deal might be a great start for us.I have a 750 credit scoreI have $75,000 in capital liquidI am newly self-employed (6-months) without a business history most lenders look forI have not submitted my 2019 tax returnThe deal currently priced at $190,000Each unit is currently rented for $1,000/unitThe annual property taxes are $11,382Current owners insurance is $3,000 annuallySewer and water is $4,054 annually (ALL other utilities paid for by tenants)Current gross rental income = $48,000Estimated annual expenses = $18,436Estimated annual profit = $29,564I would love to hear some advice/feedback on where we should look to for financing.Thank you, anything and everything really helps.

We do have each tenant submit a separate application including background and credit check.