Yes, classes gives you a visual to see how much each property made you in income and what properties caused you grief in expenses, then gives you the bottom line.Customer/Jobs tells you where the tenant lives and allows you to invoice them for rent, late fees, security deposits, make deposits, etc.

Must have visually inspected every two years.  

This dev will move some homeless from the area and surely make area  visually attractive and updated.Currently Theres a few new luxury high rises in the area and a few older high rises that are nice but a few years older and not High end , more middle luxury. 

All cost little, and make a huge visual difference.

Roofs are all in good condition from visual inspections from ground level, no curling shingles.  2 could use a good scrapping and paint job on the outside. 

This includes sensing devices, computer controls, sprinkler heads, sprinkler mains, associated piping or plumbing, pumps, visual and audible alarms, alarm control panels, heat and smoke detection devices, fire escapes, fire doors, emergency exit lighting and signage, and fire fighting equipment, such as extinguishers, hoses); andSecurity systems.

I know as a visual person I can catch on fast.

Thus, when you make contact with a prospective buyer or seller, you are on top of your game and can visualize their home or the home of their dreams before even beginning an area search.

Thanks for the "visual" (lol) AND the inputAfter all the chaos between banks and the government, with the latter re-writing the "rules", it makes my blood boil every time a realtor tells me, 'the banks ARE IN CHARGE!'

I can visualize it, but at the same time, I am tentative to begin.