You can listen to wholesaling on video on biggerpcokets.

I do plan on offering video and photo coverage of sale properties and investment videos, but if I was to  work in any one area, does anyone have a recommended avenue they think is worth considering?

The business hypes the houses as state of the art, energy efficient dwellings that can be leased, oh heck, for more than market rents because there won't be high utility bills. 

Matt check out this video on the 50% rule

I'd say 5-7%.Tom Ferry has a great video on price reductions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Many of you know @Scott Sutherland through his appearance on Podcast #114 - How to Invest In (& Have Fun With) Vacation Rentals.In addition to being an amazing guy, what you might not know about Scott is that he has a portfolio of regular ol' rental properties with long-term renters.At one of our meet-ups, Scott talked in depth about how to buy, manage, and improve the houses.If you're interested in watching it, you can see the video here:Enjoy!

Don,Yea, I have a pretty good letter of intent and I actually know of another investor that shoots a quick video to serve as the letter of intent along with an email.

Atlanta Video Market UpdatesIn addition, I schedule bi-monthly meetups here in Atlanta.

And I know one insurer that will add it on to their homeowners policy, but not to a rental dwelling policy.Good luck.  

One of the recent videos from the new #askbp podcast is about this topic. http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/04/21...My thoughts:The good = access to listings, knowledge about contracts, save money on transactions, able to make additional income by finding properties for other investorsThe bad = time, cost, administration (you save money on transactions b/c you have to do all the paperwork)Some people want to focus on what they do best and outsource the rest.