Have you seen a bump in bookings  with cosmetic exterior upgrades like updated siding, decorative lumber to front porch rails/bannisters, nice front door etc that would allow you to feature that photo in your listing? 

You shouldn't keep the home listed and rack up a bunch of days on market while you're doing the updates.If I were you I'd take it off the market completely, do the windows and other updates, and then re-list with a fresh listing and new photos when you're done.

But don’t feel alone, a very common complaint I hear from passive investors is inadequate and/or non-transparent (or even non-existent) reporting.In short summary, at a minimum you should receive quarterly updates containing a profit and loss statement and a balance sheet, along with a narrative describing how the business plan is performing relative to what was projected at the time the investment was made, along with what the sponsor is doing, or plans to do, to remedy any shortfalls or challenges.The best sponsors will provide all of that, regularly and on-time, and also provide additional things, such as: market commentary, renovation and leasing velocity data, statements of your capital account and distributions, progress photos, charts/graphs showing income trends, and so on.When you evaluate sponsors for potential future placements, it’s fair game to ask for a sample quarterly report from another one of their live deals.  

@Rachel Basner With those awesome photos, you have options. 

Photos of repairs that were made before renting it out were sent quickly.

I was also bothered that they took photos of all my property and listed them online without asking me.

I would be blocked, I'd take a photo, call the police, and the police would have the offending car towed, post haste.

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

You can look at my photo gallery on my company website: alpinecustomhomesco.com/gallery I’ve been doing carpentry for 20 years and also have some experience with excavation, concrete, electrical and plumbing.

Then you are left with finding the contractor to testify, or maybe prior tenant has date stamped photos and they would be willing to show up to court.