You have to mentally visualize yourself passing the deal.

Dion DePaoli,You explained that perfectly.As an accountant, my take is that people do not properly visualize what will happen and how everything will look.

IMHO, a visual inspection and air testing by a professional to confirm that there are no problems (i.e. airborne mold, damaged materials were replaced) is your best option here.Good luck!

For a visual, here is a pic of the home:

Beyond the fact that the majority of our mobile users are on iOS, this is a HUGE reason why we've been wary of jumping in on Android:Android Fragmentation Visualized (July 2013)There are some awesome visuals and data there to explain what a MASSIVE pain developing for Android is....We haven't completely thrown in the towel, but I wanted to share some points of reference.

You can also go online to Sherman Williams and try on color with their color visualizer.

Make your best guess based on a visual inspection. 

HUD does a visual inspection via the asset manager, et al before it's listed in the homestore.  

RI laws says: 12 mature plants ("plant which has flowers or buds that are readily observable by an unaided visual examination"), 12 immature plants ("plant with no observable flowers or buds") and 2.5 ounces of useable cannabis.Not sure what yours says and that is per person.  

P-traps can freeze but most of those are visible and can be visually inspected.