Example below using a 10-18 lens.I have the same 10-18. nice little lens for crop sensor bodies. few tips, pull your composition in and lower the focal length so you don't have the lens distortion on the outers. make sure your lines are straight. also, use off camera flash so you don't get the blown out windows.OP - Real estate photography can be a huge benefit, but it's takes quite a bit of technical proficiency.

Looking at a 6-unit tomorrow and one of my first questions is whether I can sub-divide one or two of the existing 4-bdrm units into 2 1-bdrm units (both physically and from a zoning perspective)

Financing and physical inspection contingencies were all met and ok and I was ready to move forward.  

You will need a physical address for him and will need to file in the court where the property is locatedKeep in mind, even with a judgement from the court, it is very difficult to collect in Texas. 

Hey guys, So this weekend, I searched for a bunch of properties in my area on Zillow and other listing sites, and decided to go ride around the properties so that I can see them in their physical.

Newer homes tend to be in the suburbs, have better schools and are great for families, while the older homes tend to be in more physically desirable locations.  

The reason being is that the seller doesn't have a physical reminder of your business.

I am a personal trainer, physical therapy technician, and I also help rehab and renovate my family's rentals.

Definitely fulfillment - anything that involves physical labor or administrative work I exclusively farm out in every situation.Re: mail piece - the #1 rule is that you need to have whatever mail piece you are sending have the leads name and address on the front of card.

Discrimination may also happen in other ways, such as when someone is offered less favorable lease terms or interest rates than others or when a physical barrier or other issue makes property inaccessible to someone who has a disability.Source of income refers to any lawful income, subsidy or benefit with which an individual supports himself or herself and his or her dependents, including, but not limited to, child support, maintenance, and any federal, state or local public assistance, medical assistance, or rental assistance program.