Here's a photo of my over-built coop attached to my garage at my home in inner-city Chicago:Currently I just have 4 chickens and a turkey, but had 12 and 4 at one time.

You provide the photos and data about your house and the repairs you want to make.

The home looks like a great house but is kinda bland in the photos and does not have any theme to it.

I see photos and do a rough draft budget to see if it’s even ballpark.

With photos and written reports.  

Take photos of the property, it's condition, etc.

It's needlessly complex and expensive and time-consuming, but doable.Strategically, I think there's money to be made by doing exactly what you're thinking - by making the structures individually salable, you're unlocking value. 

Pay for pro photos.

Between the photos he sent of this property on a previous walkthrough with another client of his and photos from the property inspection, I felt confident on the condition and knew what work needed to be done.

Going from photos, this will be more than what he quoted in repairs unless the interiors are in pretty good shape?