You are either way off on the price or the unit needs renovations.Post some photos of the kitchen you are talking about so we can see if your unit is in a rentable condition.

I received a call asking for a situation report, and they wanted photos of the progress.  

I was wondering if this may be a flood zone... also it could just be the photos but it's possible something with the foundation is off and if that was the case I most likely would not purchase.Thank you in advance!

A few of your photos are fuzzy. 

What does everyone think of these photos?

The listings only have 1 photo too.

For realtors or anyone else using the photos for listing a property for sale, my rates are $160 for homes less than 3,000 sq. ft, $200 between 3-5,000 sq. ft., and $250 over 5,000 sq. ft.  

Perhaps you could upload some photos of the home your talking about and get some impressions from some of the members here.

The photo is just an example to illustrate the type of surround, not mine.

Listen to Quarles pod cast for a pro.When we started in the Timber business in the North west I created my own custom data base. ( pre google an lap tops just came out and Oregon has great aerials photos available to the public so this was key)We created a custom data base that had every none commercial timber property of over 10 acres that had observable timber on it. this from the CA border to just south of SEattle about 20,000 properties it took almost 2 years.. we then hammered that data base and it took an average of 7 to 15 touch's before we landed a deal and even with all of this a great year for us was 50 transactions.. out of all those refined and defined leads.