Pictures are good but some things dont photograph well.Lastly, leave a binder with all your owners manuals, label things that are difficult to operate with pictures if you need to.

We get good steady results because of a team of experienced veterans with more than 300 years of total experience behind us don't know how to buy the land undervalue , obtain zoning entitlements with extra kickers , value engineer the construction, obtain firm construction gmax contract costs ,and good financing due to our credit and cash flow .

I'm also a Veteran Marine.My first property: Long story short, I'm basically purchasing my parents house, because they're moving out of the country, at a big discount and will be renting it out.

Go street by street, recording and photographing anything that looks interesting to you: abandoned properties, fsbos, ongoing rehabs, and anything else that gets your attention and that might put you in touch with a motivated seller or buyer.

It looks like you're a good photographer.

Yes, he is self-promoting as well, but not thinly veiled by any means....and Reed himself can be easily researched.I used this info as a way to find cheap/free info by real veterans of the business who have had years upon years of steady success.The first thing I did after visiting this site was buy a book called Landlording by Leigh Robinson who Reed clearly holds on a pedestal.

After reading this forum regarding the pros and cons of investing out of state, especially when noting from the veterans that; "This business is hard enough," without trying to work out of your area.

And the kicker is that I'm not even using my degrees.I'm a SAHM, but I'm also a biz owner... first an incorporated biz related to the job I had before I had kids and now I'm a high-end custom baby/children's photographer.

And as a professional photographer, I have to say your profile photo is excellent :D

Thanx for your answer Wheatie, I've read a lot of posts written by you in the past and can tell you are a veteran of the business!