Also you can hire an inspector to do a visual walk through which is usually $200 so you can start learning what to look for. 

Here's some visual stats for you regarding our market. http://www.2020rei.com/may-2017-dfw-real-estate-stats/If there's anything I can do for you just let me know.

I can control where my folders go and what color they are.This helps me to instantly visualize what is going on in my business as well as personal life.Total cost?  

(Obviously this will be higher if you're paying someone else to do it though.)Here's a few pics to give you a visual:

It's can be a deterrent to progress.Kudos to Greg Grant ... for even stopping bye to learn from the deal he missed out on. 

We are in escrow and we paid our mortgage lender for an appraisal but the appraisal had no analysis, only photos, this doesn’t offer any information, only a subjective visual report, correct?

So I don't know exactly how the meter determines a click over from .001 to .002 but in looking at a couple random days at one of my properties I'm noticing that this might be rounding error in their visualization software... when I add up hourly, I'm consistently getting a number higher than the the total presented back for daily...

@Kevin Mouck I (very) briefly looked into Lethbridge as the house prices are way lower than Calgary and I think rent prices are still decent (my bro-in-law was renting a single family detached with single garage 2+1/2 for $1000/m, and he got it a little under market value as it needed some work and he was willing to do some cosmetic updates and sign a 3 yr lease) but the big deterrent that I noticed was the property taxes were ridiculously high. 

Google Maps gave me visual pointers and we zipped right into valet with no confusion!

There are good opportunities that do come up that will create positive cash flow.Here's a visual on Montclair:Why read a report when you can quickly see what's going on.