Then locate any MLS listings for photos of the projects before and after rehab and get an idea of what was done to the project.

Look for properties with nasty photos online but that actually have good HVAC, plumbing, electric, and roof.

My partner & are also starting a podcast focused on creative real estate, and launching a mobile home park syndication.I usually take a photo with the sellers, but in this case, one was a remote closing, and the other was recently discharged from the hospital & did not want me to share his photo, so here are 2 photos from the properties (my manager took these today):I love real estate, and I love the relationships I've built along the way. 

It's still a negative carry of $315 per month, or -8% cash-on-cash return.The post-rehab photos look nice. 

My background is in photo/video.Thanks for reading.     

This attached are some photos of my latest project.

This typically comes up when the 700K listing has little or no photos of the interior.

You will upload your data and photos etc. to the MLS and that is what will syndicate it out to the big sites like Zillow, etc.Find the training as fast as you can and take it.

Here is an updated photo from last week.

Your property in Georgia will help if you can provide before and after photos and your budget to actual.