Again, inspector would want to see that.I am a General Contractor ( and RE Broker)  and have been through this experience many times with customers. 

I think the only thing I have ever asked for was a picture of a great Abalone meal, to bring back memories. 

@Rebecca Miller Perhaps give your realtor a chance to clear up what they want they intend to do with the rate information and explicitly explain what might be making you uncomfortable.You always have the ability to refuse to allow her to use the information but, bigger picture, it sounds like you aren't trusting of your fiduciary in general.

Why does it matter you have the data in numbers. numbers over pictures... don't @ me.

While you may not want to hire a property manager to manage the property, many PM's offer "catch and release" to help you find a solid tenant, get it leased up and pass it over to you.Usually for their services they may charge 10% of first months rent and maybe some other small fees but they will take on the professional pictures, listing on various platforms, showing to agents/potential tenants, running background and credit checks, and legally drafting all lease paperwork.I have personally done this before and it is definitely worth the money, freeing up my time to work on growing my business.

Ultimately, the key driver to the space is going to be the location, price, and pictures.

My goal here, is to give you the "entire" picture.

Several years later, same thing happened, they had to give the customer a $8 million loan.

Services where we can send pictures of a room and they suggest design options?

Great Customer service, spending more time with them than the rest of the market.