John - I've recently added "virtual staging" to my rental photos.

Here are some key pointers on how to manage your short term rental photo shoot.1.

Meaning, would the W&D be openly exposed in the room causing it to stand out in your rental photos or is it hidden by a closest or something?

If photography must occur while the tenant's occupying the space, offer them a financial incentive if the space rents while they're living there, grant them time to stage the space, remove anything they don't want shown online, and (most importantly) only do this if your tenant actually keeps a clean space (can't believe I have to say that but you have seen some of these rental photos PMs put online?!) 

The entry is not strong, especially for vacation rental photos. 

I think $700 cash flow on my first property is a great start so I am preparing it for rental photos and the transition to a downtown apartment but I would like some insight on how I could use this to expand.I am reaching out because I am torn between the following options..... 1) Keeping this in my name and cash-out refinancing since I owe $174K and could get around $30K cash for my next property and I could buy this downtown property versus renting.

Assuming you prefer good quality photos/video of a unit to post in ads or on websites, how often do you update the photos/video to keep them current with the actual condition of the unit?As a renter I often found it f...

@Jesse Farquhar I can share some of my rental photos as well as some other rentals in the area that have rented for above $1500-feel free to send me a message.

I am trying to get access for my rental property for rental photos purpose.

Create a folder for RENTAL PHOTOS, then create subfolders for each property/rental.