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Listing with only 1 or just exterior pictures.

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As I'm looking through properties I'm been noticing a lot of them with either only one picture of the exterior and nothing else. Someone who doesn't have a lot of time to look at properties right away this is kind of a turn off.

How do some of the seasoned investors approach this. Does the seller just want you to ask for more pictures to know if you're serious you'll request them?

This may be simple but if they're really trying to sell would they post more pictures to draw more interest?

Any investors have any insights?

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Jared Hottle
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Jared Hottle
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Could be a few reasons to do this. One is the inside looks horrible and the agent is trying to market the property to the best of their ability. Another is if it is occupied the tenant may not be the cleanest nor do they have an incentive to keep it extremely clean like a seller would. 

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