Most I’ve stayed in are decorated in a way that don’t make it feel like someone’s home (such as with family photos). 

@Gloria C.It is completely impossible to analyze a deal like this.For people to provide a better recommendation provide photos, what is the house worth, where is it located, repairs needed….Also did you do your own comps?

Photos below.

Also, be sure you are taking daily photos and creating reports of what happened as construction progresses and which trade was there and when.

@Joe JungIf you've done rehab on the property and have receipts or photos of before and after, there are a few good ones that require no seasoning and go up to 80LTV, depending on the state the property is in.I work with one or two that will do no seasoning regardless, but there LTV will peak at 75LTV, with exception to 80TLV if FICO is high enough.Cheers!

I will add photos when I get it ready to list.

@Ben M.I highly recommend you get professional photos done 

I don't know if this will let me to do this or not but I'll try to include a link to photo below.https://photos.app.goo.g/asaqM7J6sA1NVqwT7

Hi, BillYes I always like to share photo's with potential contractors, investors, its give everyone the ability to see what I'm taking about.

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?