I'm trying to appeal Google's decision, but I'm not hopeful. 

If you cannot capture the home’s appeal on your own, there are ways to get high-quality photos that won’t break the bank.

Most people are most invested in the interior of the home vs. the curb appeal. 

Read this forum, see how various tax experts reply to people, and then choose a few whose knowledge and personality appeals to you.

I will post the videos here on BP if you all want me to at least.To make sure we do not make mistakes during the flip, we also use a 3D floorplan designer to visualize the actual end result of the flip.

Read the answers and identify 3 experts whose knowledge and personality appeals to you.

The overall recommendation was you'd need a local family member, friend or someone you've developed a very trustworthy relationship with to rely on to navigate all the crap.Makes investing in the USA sound a lot more appealing!

So I'm not sure what the appeal would be to investors.But if you took a more realistic home price, say an ARV of $100,000 using your formula, your MAO would be $45,000.

Maybe identify which area of real estate is most appealing to you and look in to it.

It can be hard for people to visualize what it looks like completed, but as long as the property is presentable, it is harmless to try.