So many corporate accounts want to create a visual presence on the mobile web, you have an endless market from hotels and restaurants, to education and government accounts, to fashion, arts and design.

It is a visually attractive residential building site, but I think it's a money pit because of the water problems.

That's where you can buy really good deal if you know where to look for and you can have an initial visual inspection (Unlike the ones sold on the stairs of the court house).Research the area or areas where you consider investing in.

(I think you have to have a filter on your ears on what you will 'store' in your mind or 'throw away')- Strategize on what you want, make a list, plaster pictures all over your fridge, mirror, car steering wheel and visualize it all the time.I definitely agree with RIch that Money isn't everything & in the end its really going to come down to 'How have you Positively Impacted other people with your Actions or Money?'

That way, assuming your offer is accepted, you can have a visual reference to argue that something has 'changed' since the photo, if you need/want to back out.2.)

The larger lots, in the rental price range I would accept, are usually older houses, sometimes not that appealing visually.

Any types of visual improvements/ modernizing will really make the kitchen stand out.

I have visual voicemail so it's just a matter of looking at my phone.

Can you visually inspect it?

Try to speak to the customer visually as much as possible.