CURRENTLY OPERATING EXCLUSIVELY IN NORTH CAROLINA
Earn Extra Income While You’re Already Out Shooting Homes
Snap2Lead lets real estate photographers get paid for spotting distressed properties during their normal workday — no selling, no cold calls, no extra driving.
Get paid for noticing
what you already see.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Spot a distressed property while you’re already out shooting.
2. Submit the address to our team.
3. If a contract is signed, you’ll get scheduled to photograph the property and shoot a short 1 minute video and earn $250. Heres the kicker: You don't have to edit. At all. You simply send us the photos and video clips, we do all the editing.
4. When the property closes, you earn an additional $250 bonus.No selling. No cold calls. No homeowner contact.
PHOTOS THAT HELP US CLOSE DEALS, WHICH GETS YOU PAID
When possible, additional photos can help us evaluate a property faster.
You should always try to get these photos when you can. Investors like to know the condition of these things:• Crawl space (if accessible)
• Electrical panel
• Water heater
• Exterior AC unit
• Any visible structural damageIf something isn’t present or accessible, continue shooting the way you are trained.
Never enter unsafe areas.
About
Hey — I’m Joe.I’ve been a full-time real estate photographer for about three years now, and this whole idea came directly from my day-to-day work.One of the people I regularly work with owns several rental properties, but his main business is buying distressed homes and either renovating them or placing them with cash buyers he already works with. I originally started photographing his rentals when tenants moved out. Later, he asked if I’d be interested in photographing properties he had under contract so they’d be easier to sell.I agreed — and that’s when something clicked.He offered to pay me not just for photos and a short walkthrough video, but also an additional bonus if I helped identify properties that turned into real opportunities. So while I was already out shooting homes for other agents, I started paying closer attention. Over time, I found several properties that turned into real deals — and I was paid the bonus each time.That’s when I realized this could scale.I talked to him about opening this up to other photographers, and he agreed to offer the same structure:
a flat payment for photos and a short video once a property is under contract, plus an additional bonus when the deal closes. These are cash transactions, so closings are typically fast — often within days, rarely longer than a month.For him, it’s a low-cost way to uncover opportunities he’d otherwise miss.
For photographers, it’s a way to earn extra money without selling, cold calling, or changing their workflow.Snap2Lead is simply a way to make that process organized, fair, and repeatable.
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