I may be a fool, but I think your data visualizations tell the opposite story of the text which was typed out. 

They have a cool visualizer program that allows you to see what different color combos look like.https://www.plygem.com/siding/brands/napco/visualizer/For interior, go with an off the shelf color as that will make it easier to remember when its time to repaint.  25% Gray and flat white is always a safe bet. 

This will help your clients who need to visualize what their kitchen would look like.

With some exceptions, coach houses tend to be less visually appealing than all the other buildings on the block.

dont thank me, thank frank and dave for teaching me their valuation formula. it was only after evaluating several hundred park deals that Ive committed it to memory in a way that i can look at a park and within a few minutes formulate a snap shot of the parks income producing ability in its current state, visualize quickly the value add proponents and the income increase each of those would bring to ultimately arrive at a valuation to make a offer to the seller. 

I am a visual learner, so while the blogs, posts, articles, podcasts and books on the subject make sense, I just can’t see how this unfolds for more than a few properties.

I'm having trouble visualizing the 'new' opening addition to the ribbon/rim joist.

Looking for a program or system where I can input all my yearly numbers (expenses/income) for each property that will demonstrate how well a property is performing.Ideally would like something that is easy to understand, and visually appealing.Would like to create something simple,!

Having the four square rule already formulated into an excel document would be helpful.Im not very skilled when it comes to excel, and was hoping to find one that has already been created, visually appealing and easy to read.

Is there a good accounting visualization software for investors to see ROI on properties they currently have and graphs / metrics.