I am an Army veteran served 2 years at Ft Campbell as a cook those were some of the best times of my life.

A less than good renovation can look great in pictures but could have largely ignored several mechanical issues, or other items that they failed to photograph in the final presentation.  

So, I plan on giving this a go for a year or so every weekend; to help new people and push the veterans (some of whom I know have lost their drive).  

Has anyone used a photographer for website and property pictures?

I suspect that some of the other attendees in the room felt the same way as I did but just wouldn't say because ta presenter mentioned a couple times in the presentation that one can actually start putting a deal together right away and was even willing to add people to his  list.Of course, I am still going to do more research, however I’d like to start with the best brains in the business.My questions to all of you veterans in the business are as follows:: Is wholesaling as easy as it seems?

You just apply the taxable rate to the fully appraised value of the home instead of the discounted taxable value due to the Homestead exemption (if there is one).I would always use the local county site instead of any third party one.There are other exemptions a person can get too, Veteran exemption/discount for example.

Also a Veteran who was stationed at the Air Force base.

This arrangement came from what I guess you would call a non traditional mortgage lender since the lender I spoke to at Veterans United told me to pack sand, but more verbosely.

Can you hire a general photographer to take and touch up photos like this or are there photographers who specialize in real estate?

I am a military veteran so I have access to the VA loan, but the one half is not "livable".