So work a little on that.A few other things you could try is "driving for dollars" and look for empty houses or FSBO's and non-Agent "For Sale" signs, take some pictures that will remind you what you looked at, and keep following them up and you never know when they will be a "yes".  

Bought and closed on it in August for $167,000Put about $51,000 into itSold for $269,900 less $3,000 in closing costRealtor fee $13,495Holding cost including Private Money cost $10,800Profit about $24,605.00   (We shoot for about $25K per deal and yes we miss it sometimes) Here are some before and after photos.That's enough pictures for now but we have lots of others showing the rest of the home including the bedrooms, master bath etc.

They look so beautiful and realI'm looking for designers who would give me a design graphically on how a place would like if I give them pictures of our existing facilities

These are average rates I have learned, from several quotes over the phone, after sending job pictures.

High Crime with good Cashflow and Low Crime with Break Even cashflow.When I compare these two kinds of areas, we can see an interesting picture.

Jaren took me out to breakfast and then (probably uncomfortable for him at first) let me tag along all afternoon as he drilled out locks and broke into all their recently purchased properties to do reports and take pictures.

@Mark DouglasIt is undoubtedly a great idea to use a professional photographer for these pictures because the marketing that comes from just the look of the pictures alone attract so many more people to your unit for rent, the house you are selling, or the before and after pictures of a flip to name a few.

First, let me share the numbers and pictures with you.

Rehab cost could be way more than what you see in pictures.  

I would reach out to your agent to discuss those options.I'll try to attach a picture of the article in case the link doesn't work.