but dont misunderstand... you do NOT need an expensive camera. just take it off "auto", make sure they background is clean and shoot away. it's basic techniques that make the biggest difference.

Aside from saving money one technique to actually save you some time is to book multiple showings for the same time opposed to making numerous appointments throughout the day.

That (OLD) yellow letter technique with the "I want to $BUY$ your house at..." was designed for owner-occupants.  

As long as you have a brokers license, you can get this fee and its perfectly legal (just make sure you disclose this from the very beginning when talking to a buyer(s).I wish someone would have told me about this technique back when I got my license in 1992. 

Oh, yeah, I was warned that trying to have a whole "toolbox" of investing techniques is usually a losing proposition.Well, I've focused on wholesaling: Calling, emailing, bandit signs, knocking on doors, checking Craigslist, starting a YouTube Channel, setting up appointments, looking at properties, networking, having cards made, STUDYING, running "comps" checking data thru Redfin, Trulia, Zillow, and whoever said this stuff was easy...deserves a snowball straight to the back of the head...

I can't say it held up because in the end that house wound up being a  demolition.I might re-title your thread because the technique you are talking about  people might  use for termite damage more often then flood. 

Do you want to learn about wholesale techniques?

So, I'd use the technique with caution and consideration for your seller, too.

Most places I looked into where 55+ communities that also made it harder to find buyers.Since I've been looking for someone who might want to experiment with different techniques.

I wanted to try a technique a learned in a Flipping Foreclosures course I took, but I'm not sure if they'll be an opportunity to have a cash buyer purchase the property.