I've shut down a couple of arguments by pulling out the move-in inspection album and just showing the photos.

No repairs, no staging, no professional photos, no showings are needed.

My property manager has listed the newly listed property with photos of the 1970's appliances.

The repair costs are a complete estimate after taking a look at the photos and a mention of some of the things that need to be done, flooring, ceilings, complete rehab and a couple bathrooms, all around updates, and then the roof.

Ill post photos if it all goes through. 

Still confident in photos though. 35% would be mine for 50% investment.

Below I've included a photo of two cards I placed on the back of my phone that I would see thousands of times per day.  

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

@Alec McGinn @Andrew Syrios I use the Goldman Sachs savings account (Marcus), currently paying 2.25% and rises as the rate index rises and it's always liquid, If you know you wont be using the money for at least a year, there's a CD they have to lock in for 1 year at 2.75% and an unlocked CD at 2.35%, all these rates are far better than the typical retail banks like Wells Fargo, Bank of America, etc...