The House in the Photographs
The rooms.
Every photograph anybody posts contains a great deal of information that the person posting it is not thinking about, and most of it is dull, and occasionally it is the whole thing.
I identified a date range of about eighteen months from a dead plant and a piece of two-by-four, and I did it because I have spent eleven years reading past-performance submissions and treating every image in them as an assertion that has to be supported.
I am not suggesting anybody run a forensic analysis of their friends’ engagement announcements.
I am suggesting that when something is wrong, the photographs are usually the least guarded thing in the entire record, because the person posting them is proud.
Three. If your household is an asset to somebody’s business, find out what they are saying about it.