I have not personally used it but have some realtor friend who have and the photos looked amazing.

We market on 30+ websites, FBM, our site, every property has a sign, drone video and photos, and we use AI to edit the photos.

If it's been dead, switch your photos around. 

Start with documentation (photos + written record)We snap a quick photo any time we find the mess and save it with a date/time stamp.

Red flags are vague timelines, asking for big upfront payments, or not having clear photos of completed work.A quick weekend trip to meet contractors in person is worth it, but doing some phone vetting first will help you narrow the list so you’re only meeting the serious contenders.

Build Your Vendor Army - Property Maintenance Tech's Edition A big pattern in the rental market right now is the rising cost of emergency maintenance. 

Photos that sell the home - Use an instant AI photo grading shows exactly what to fix.

And upload photos of discrepancies for contractors? 

For your next flip, send lenders a one-pager: summary of past projects (address, hold time, budget vs actual, outcome), photos before/after, references from a lender and a title company, and proof you finished on time.

Here’s the backbone that keeps LTRs smooth and your time protected.Core SOPs to copyLeasing flowPrequal script: income, pets, move-in date, red flags noted in CRM.Showing checklist: lights on, scent, lead feature highlighted.App-to-lease in 24–48 hrs: if approved, send lease, utilities, move-in funds, renter’s insurance, keys.Listing refresh: new cover photo, price check, first-line incentive every 7 days till filled.Rent collection and late processDue 1st, late 5th, notice by 10th.