I can't believe that it has been 7 years since the birth of BiggerPockets on October 22, 2004.I put together a brief blog post and video on the topic (link below): BiggerPockets Turns 7 - Happy BirthdayI wanted to get some feedback from you guys about what this place has meant to you.

Here's my favorites:(Some are paid, some are free)+QuickOffice+DropBox (syncs with Dropbox on all my devices)+Skype (great for video conferencing)+GasBuddy (finds the cheapest gas with location)+MapQuest (GPS with voice commands)+Evernote (syncs with Evernote on all my devices)+EasySign (document signing)+GoPayment from Intuit (accept credit card payments anywhere)HandyLevel (digital "bubble" level)Measures (snap a photo of any item, room or building, then add measurements.What are your favorite iPad apps?

For the work needed and the before and after video of that gang house, I can say that the materials alone would cost in excess of $25k, even if those guys did all the work themselves and would not come close to covering the costs of their project manager chica or their security guy and balance of laborers.Either way, as I stated before, if you ever want to chat regarding RE rehab flipping reality shows or my show proposal, feel free to contact me, North Hollywood is only 20 minutes from my house.- Will Barnard

Here is a YouTube video on this:Crowdfunding ProposalVery cool stuff...

I have both pics and video I just don't know how to put them so people can see.

You can also create instructional videos that record what you are doing on your screen to walk them through processes.

We use video to market real estate listings and it is a lot easier and more effective than most people think.

I've been told it's a service...the photos and videos are free...therefore no tax. 

Tyrone Taylor is based in AL, and he has several videos online that address the questions that you've raised.

we video tape our process every day for record purposes in case someone makes a mistake (but we have not made a mistake yet and don't plan to).