Then go back and delete your old photos.

It does sound like I may be able to use a remote consultant and just pay a local licensed inspector to take photos to send to the consultant.

My current thinking is that I train them on how to fill out an inspection form which covers all the major things to check and get them to take a bunch of photos.

Aside from real estate being one of my passions, my goals in it are to help people accomplish their vision in the industry whether that be investing in their family's future or unlocking the door to their dream home.

It's absolutely insane, but I do understand the time differences, due to the fact that they all pretty much work in the Philippines or Europe.After repeating the same information to representative after representative, and providing photo and video evidence, 24 hours later, they were finally kicked out of our house.What's funny, is that they were the first to provide us with a "review" in our journal on the coffee table....

Some have permit info as well as updated satellite photos.3.

I will be posting photos of it on my profile once it is 100% done.

Luckily no bay window.Brick exteriorSorry I don't think I should post photos before owning, for the privacy of sellers. 

Your agent should be asking if there are any more photos of the property, or look on Zillow if there are any previous photos up.  

Find properties, crunch numbers, take photos, check court records, municipal liens letters, inspection, do a walk thru to determine how much in repairs, scope of work, etc..Provide photos, number charts, before repair value and after repair value .comps (3) in area last 3-6monthsFrom there, I come into an agreement with an investor and I get my finders/administration fee 😉Or I come into an agreement and get % of final sale price..