Do the photos suggest any major red flags I should watch for during the showing?

For privacy, you can set up a company email/phone line, use photos carefully (don't show any personal items), and make your listings focus on the property and not personal information.

I have photos of the property and everything about it.

Structure payments around verified milestones and always get photo/video documentation before releasing funds.4.

Posting before/after photos of your work on BP and offering quick turnaround for estimates can help too.

Are their listings detailed with good-quality photos?

I’ve been experimenting with giving rent reductions, updating photos, emphasizing warmth (cozy interiors, wooden flooring), and running frequent short-term ads during the winter.What’s your favorite quick win for getting more inquiries when traffic slows down?

Hi Rosie, I’ve used wireless trail cameras on my properties for security purposes, with good results.They immediately send you text or email photos when triggered.  

I've seen some photos of people on BP who I would not walk down a dark alley with.

I’d suggest getting an independent HVAC inspection that’s not tied to your PM before deciding, and make sure to ask for photos of the issue and a detailed quote breakdown, you’d be surprised how often a $3K “replacement” turns into a $400 repair once you get a second opinion.