Usually we take pics from outside just to recall which all properties we have visited to take notes.

We placed an advertisement on Craigslist and Facebook with pics and info on the property.

If you are out of state or it is just simply not convenient for you, you can always post a clist ad for someone to go out to the property and take pics for you that will make you feel a lot more comfortable investing in something that doesnt have fire damage or is simply demolished.

Included a pic of my family on the top of letter.4.

So no I’m not saying it’s going to sell for that but yeah it paints a picture of the message I’m trying to convey and that’s that you can brrr and paint a pic of property quickly and effectively Plus people pay cash for these... investors come in and want to know what the cap is for the building and compare it to cap of the area.

However, we did place in our ad (with great pics) that we would accept applications without an in-person showing.

It is included as part of your account.A few features we want but not currently available (they may be deployed in production based upon customer demand and the roadmap)1) ACH deposit may take up to 5 business days to clear2) No bill pay as of now (coming soon per them)3) No physical checks supported4) No check scanner (mobile app can be used to deposit for free) - we use check scanner for a check/money order scanning.5) Virtual accounts don't offer physical cards. 

I don't even like pics being posted on line of them.

Sitting up there in the tractor during planting and harvest season listening to music and steering between the crops.A couple of hundred acres under the plow, deer and pheasants dashing around your fields.Maybe grow peas, or corn, whatever.Have a personal garden for your families food, eat outside on the pic-nick table in the summer.USDA does farm loans.Another Non-W2 I have seen people do is owning a package delivery route and delivery truck. 

Next, I don't sell the property, I always advertise Assignable contract for sell with pics of the property that is stated in the contract.