Be sure to upload a photo when you can :)

To follow suit of the others, I hope you get more deals than you can handle :-)Nice photo.

They've offered to help me with the logistics of me putting a home under contract and dealing with taking photos, assessing repairs, running comps, etc.I'm taking a risk that they'll actually come through as I've never worked with them, but I'm trying not to focus too much stress and energy on that right now.If I end up in a situation where I have a motivated seller and the deal looks good at a high-level and these contacts don't come through, I'll have to get real creative (hit the phones, BP, etc).

Most of it doesn't sound too good to be true, but it does have the cheesy, infomercial-style photos of a guy with his car that has "Make $20000 a month with me" on the back, and people celebrating on the beach. hahaI wanted to see what your thoughts are on this.

Do you have photos?

If the interior was nice, most Realtors would put those photos in the listing.

I would recommend driving around the neighborhood and take photos of new homes you like with a similar lot.  

Assuming you prefer good quality photos/video of a unit to post in ads or on websites, how often do you update the photos/video to keep them current with the actual condition of the unit?

I would post on craigslist at least 3 times daily changing my ad a little, rearranging photos and how I described the property.

The photos that my Realtor used (taken by his "professional" photographer) were horrible.