I'm a little curious, do you have any visuals?

Can hardly contain myself, I have not closed the deal yet but I can already visualize the check.I was baking cookies during the open house when I received the call from the broker to inform me that we had received an offer for the home after being listed on the MLS for only ONE day. 

I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel, but much like designing an app, I want to map out my strategy in a visual/flow chart to help organize it all.

that may be a little more than what could be included for a good ROI on this project, I guess it'll depend on the remaining numbers as usual, though visually it would have a huge impact and the target market for this project would really be attracted to it. 

If it's retirement income then I'd stick with the cheapest renovation possible improving the property and increasing the value a lot of times landscaping and or grounds work done improves the visual there by the perceived value and that can be done while your father lives there. 

He notes it is a visual inspection and not technically exhaustive.

But if you just want to measure up your rooms and then experiment with different layouts, furniture arrangements, etc, it's perfect and pretty easy and intuitive to use.It's particularly useful for visualizing your designs and showing them to contractors and clients.

As well as really visualize closing the deal and not getting caught up on the great deals that slipped through my fingers.

(not very visually pleasing...)best,Genise

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