It also is good to show the street view in both directions, so I like to start by heading from the street to the front door.Agents DO have to be careful of not violating fair housing laws on both the state and federal levels, so be sure to do your own due diligence.

I read a post that said "Doors over roofs". 

It's always nice to know you have someone on hand to take care of things a cleaner wouldn't necessarily be doing.   

I'm certain there are forums and BP videos to guide us on the next step, but most the ones I've watched and read are on how to get a deal, or how to finance a deal.

It's a visual representation of care and attention to detail.

Be careful contacting them since several States have adopted regulations around what you can say if you're not a realtor or other licensed professional.Those are the main ones we focus on.

Don’t forget that you don’t insure the land, so in high-value areas like LA, property insurance will be a lot less than the amount loaned -- thankfully.You might optionally require specialized earthquake, flood, wind/hail, or specific endorsements for other regional risks.If you can, be careful accepting an insurance binder in favor of the actual policy.

i feel like more people do garage conversions in warmer climates and less people care about having garages. same question for the sprinkler system: do renters really care about this there?

😂There are cheap homes, but a lot of C-D class neighborhoods, so you’ll need to be careful about what you select unless that’s your strategy.

Again, he doesn't have a clue who you are and only cares if you are that one guy who wants to save a lot of money, if you want to sell and not have to pay a real estate agent.Do you also get upset when Wendy's Burgers sends you an ad that says "come buy our burger and save $.50, we have no idea who you are, we don't particulary care who you are, but we want to sell you hamburgers that aren't actually ham, they are beef"?