When I do a walk-through inspection of a property, I pull up all my previous inspection photos and video right on my phone for comparison.

@Allison Leung I cannot figure how to add photos of my project on a post.  

That being said, I've found plenty of ways to discover and unlock equity during all market stages that are not well known.

I'll return the favor and we'll both be better off for it.I'm also here to challenge all those BPers who still look like FBI agents to at least upload a photo!

How about a photo or two?

In the ad we used photos from another unit, because as you can see from the first two photos below the original condition of this unit wasn't such that it would attract the type of tenants that we like to rent to.Before:There are always surprises in any renovation, and one of those in this redo was a hole in the kitchen subfloor where a leaking icemaker water supply line had rotted the floor.That was a quick and easy repair, but more expensive was replacing about 50 sq ft of the hardwood floor under the carpet in the main room, which had been water damaged by water leaking from the old (since replaced) through-the-wall air conditioner.  

You should also try Airbnb(dot)com make sure you upload great photos to your listings.

I apologize for not having a photo - but I'm having difficulty with uploading one.  

Pick a neighborhood and take a photo of every house on the street.

Here is a photo of the basement and the heater.