Respectable and honest answer if it were true.

The website/app Houzz has wonderful photos of exteriors that you can use for inspiration.

So, I respect your opinion.

Assuming a tenant has been screened (e.g. income, credit, rental history, criminal background, deposits, etc.) and is deemed qualified per the respective rental criteria, is it common practice to ask a tenant to subject to an inspection of their current residence prior to final approval of application?

I'm an amateur at it, but they turn out pretty good and "pop" much more than a simple point and shoot camera.I'm using:Nikon D7000AF-S Nikkor 12-24mm 1:4GPhotomatix Pro (to merge the HDR shots)Adobe Lightroom for photo editing.This house was shot with my camera http://wheelhouseproperties.com/2013/01/1666-n-ridge-circle/This house was shot by a prohttp://wheelhouseproperties.com/2012/01/4435-e-oxford-lane/I quit using the pro to save costs.

He'll respect you for being willing to pay more for his work, and on future bids he'll know that his pencil needs to be a little sharper when bidding your jobs.

It was a valid question and deserves the respect of appropriate answers.Perhaps in order to get to know newbies, there should be a prerequisite to have everyone fill out a survey to list more about themselves so that we can help without commenting about Vegas, strippers, and answer in a constructive manner.

I respect and value privacy and allowing the people to quiet enjoyment of the home they are buying.

Oh and don't forget a photo :) P.S. - I had a childhood friend named Keegan!

When we stop trying to change people they will sense that you accept them, respect them and respect their opinions you will find that you will have a greater impact when you speak.When we deal with negative people we have a habit to join in and this you do not have to!