On the other hand, these guys are more of the visual type and know where you can save, and I always say buy the materials yourself and all that.

The differences will ultimately give you a very rough idea of what level of hands-on-ness you might expect in a given area.You might just be looking for numbers at this point, but if you'd like to discuss the market and have any other questions I'd be happy to talk shop with you, so don't hesitate to reach out.Cheers!

Also try to make an effort to watch the Webinars on Wednesday evenings; the benefit for me of the webinars has been the ability to see the visuals provided, like the math tools behind analyzing a deal. 

I haven't actually experienced that, however, I was just visualizing possibly having some kind of similar challenges!

I did this on a previous BRRR that required a lot more work and yes, it was hard to get people to visualize.

I would suggest taking time/dated stamped photos (time stamp is an app you can find for your phone if you do not have one) of the work that has been completed and create a visual time line of work performed.

Not exactly route optimization but it does let you map out each address visuall so that you can see where they are.

love the use of the suffix 'ness!

I have now spoken to various experienced people to get a visual first impression of the location and the building itself.

@Melissa Searing Use the timeline approach to visualize each opportunity.