It is one function that can never be automated but the system I have on a napkin right now presupposes some honest and diligent person has inspected the property measured it and photographed it and then carefully inputs the data into the data base.Oh Sh-- I am screwed!....

Seriously...I'm a wedding photographer and I can't count the number of times I've returned a call and the bride was shocked.

I'm sure some of the BP veterans here have some great stories to share.I'll share some creative paper deals in a bit.

Knowledge is power and Bigger Pockets diseminates more knowledge, to Rookie and Veteran Real Estate Investors alike than any other source.

Do the photographs look like they show the apartments in the best possible light? 

I just bought my first house ( oh yeah I’m a 23 year old Veteran ) and i bought with equity about $25K in It and haven’t done any work yet i want do the BRRR method with a equity Line of credit but I’m like what can $25K do .

I suspect that we will need to have good photographs available on the web of our projects.

"So it wouldn't be vacant" doesn't pass the smell test for a good reason to put an elderly veteran in a house with no running water.

I am an Army Veteran myself, 88-91.

For all of the veteran agents/investors out there, what would be some specific first steps you wish you had taken immediately following you getting your license?