A couple tips from an amateur: 1) Buy a high quality camera, 2) take the picture of the front at a 30-45 degree angle (makes the house look bigger), 3) Take the pictures in the middle of the day, but 4) Don't take exterior pictures with the sun in the shot, 5) Go for wide shots that make the house look big (although I don't generally like wide-angle lenses because people actually feel disappointed when they get there) and 6) The house still needs to be nice.

Then I would think about letting him in.i.e. no degree and stock boy - no wayi.e. college degree in IT or Financing - yesi.e. college degree in basket weaving - no way

Before my current condition I held an active real estate broker license for about 30 years and got my business degree from college that was emphasized in real estate. 

Don't let them bully you with their Lawyers degree from Google.com.

Christina qualified with a marketing degree in 2015 and has been making a living through advertising for small companies from home.

I'd like to invest in rental properties and do not want a traditional 9-5 while working on my degree.

It seems that cap rates have softened, but only to the degree that interest rates have gotten up a tick. 

There is more to college then a degree.  

I'll be graduating from Rutgers University in May 2018 with a degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

In short, I've always been involved in investment real estate at some degree.