.#1: Listing Photos - Hire a professional photographer to take listing photos.

We also communicate with Owners in detail, and with photos when tenants move out, and discuss options and/or how the Owner wants to proceed before initiating any repairs or upgrades.

He competed an estimate explaining why this is needed, submitted requested photos, spec sheet, etc but the insurance co. is digging their heels in on only covering the partial replacement.

During that inspection, I check under sinks for leaks, take photos primarily of floors and ceilings, and fixtures, looking for any issues, and take note of any pet related supplies, water bowls, litter boxes etc.

You can read more about this specific loan, and view before and after photos on our Past Funded Deals blog HERE.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Ordinary wear-and-tear would include a couple small nail holes to hang art or family photos on a wall.

Not every 1900's MF was built well and many times you can't tell from the photos.

Thinking to add an additional service to my real estate business to include Matterport services for photos, videos and 3d tours.

If I rent it out:To cover my monthly payment and HOA minimum rent: $2300 (exactly $2293 rounded up, not including property management fee)Potential rent $2000 to $2600 (from talking to property management company and photos I've sent, who can't do anything until the listing expires). 

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?