Also would the renters have to be veterans themselves?

I'm glad to see a veteran using the benefits available to make an investment in your self and the community.

I am a RE photographer getting into floorplans.

I am a Marine Corps veteran recently honorably discharged, looking to make a difficult decision.

I currently work for the city of Chesapeake and have been in the construction and repair bus ideas for years.I look forward to networking with and meeting veteran investors and aspiring investors like my self in hopes we can pull hands to achieve our common goals.

We photograph the model/serial numbers on the appliances and in doing so have a quick look into and under appliances.

I am asking for some networking assistance in connecting with some real estate agents that need a photographer for the property listings.I am based out of Brooklyn & willing to travel as long a the price is right..

Hi Rob,  If you are going to get disability, check with the local veteran's services. 

There are requirements federally under the SEC, the UCC, The Patriot Act, Money Laundering, Treasury Rulings, Federal Reserve, FDIC, HUD, Fair Credit Act, Consumer Federal Protection Act, Fair Housing Act, the Veterans Administration, The Small Business Administration, yes, even the Postal Service, many of which have police powers and their own investigators .

If you have built a relationship with the seller, you hire a photographer to go take photos, get some boots on the ground to do it, or have the seller do it (lazy).