However, Canon's 10-18mm zoom lens blows that out of the water, 16.2 mm to the same maximum as the stock lens.Just as a discussion of megapixels is worthless here, a discussion of aperture and the Ricoh prime lens's clear superiority is almost as worthless -- no one shoots real estate without a tripod, and listing shots aren't exactly packed full of stunning examples of bokeh effects.So let's just tell the OP the truth -- there is no such thing as competent point-and-shoot outta-my-back-pocket DIY real estate photography.

Then any rehab you have those cost, they add up quick from light bulbs and batteries to water heaters and air conditioners.Once you get a tenant in it they will find things that don't work that you missed because nobody has been living there get ready for a few calls to sort things out if its been awhile since anyone lived there. 

I'm mostly worried about the interest rate changing on the HELOC and not being about to afford it and go under water.

. - After testing the shut off valves in the basement storage room, one of the hot water valves started leaking.

Purchase price: $400,000 Cash invested: $209,000 5 bedrooms 2bathrooms, swimming pool, 2 car garage,1847 sq ft under air and 0.67 acres.

I don’t have anything going toward cap x or anything like that right now, but all the major things have been done within the last 10 years, with the furnace, water heater, and roof done within the last 3 years.

Has a pool hot tub laundry game room and under ground parking.

If you exclude someone or something for every risk out there, your rental pool will be zero.

I have asked for all these in these past only to be refused by the company>Details of work order/repair request submitted by tenantsDetails of before and after pictures for certain major repairs such as drywallDetails of invoice breakdown such as parts, labor or hoursThe company would not consult with me on any repairs except once they checked with me for a $1700 water heater change out.These are some of the recent ledger entrees: Do these seem reasonable for Milwaukee area.

Should I request a special type of water penetration inspection?