I’d think having a marketing professional as my tenant would be a big benefit if I could tap their resources for cheap or free to get my other properties rented faster (they know how to stage / put filters on photos to make everything more attractive)

BUT, we are hoping to find contractors that have enough rehab experience that they could give a ballpark based on square footage, age of the house and photos.

For people with more experience on the psychographics of the area, I'm wondering if theres specific things you'd suggest calling out in listings/showing in photos, and maybe other things that wouldn't be worth mentioning. 

These are photos from the inspector during our due diligence period.

I have used before and very clean reports and great photos. 

If you bring them into your plans, do right by them, and show them a good return, it could potentially unlock access to significantly more $$ to work with. 

Do you have great photos?

-Any initial inspections of the home-Marketing photos-All advertising-Coordinating/overseeing repairs (if any) to make the home move in ready and processing those invoices-Showing the property-paying all agent referrals -screening all applicants over the age of 18 that would be occupying the home (on average we spend 2-4 hours PER application) -present the owner with an applicant -securing the deposit in an escrow account-drafting the lease-setting up owner and tenant portals-completing the move in inspection and move in documents-processing the move in documents and sharing them with the ownerI hope this info helps all you new investors or people looking to interview property management companies!

I was hoping to post some before and after photos...but not completely sure how to on this platform (I'm new).I tried in the post...but it only shows the one pic.What's the easiest way?

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