I’m a hands on step by step visual learner type of guy...

Doesn't mean we can't encourage people not to use bandit signs (they usually end up as litter, and if overdone they can be a visual eyesore), but perhaps a little more humility would help the OP realize the purpose behind obeying those laws better than a dump truck load of sarcasm and self-righteousness?

If you'd like to see where your property lies you can go to www.zimas.lacity.org type in your property address and on the left side of the screen you'll find a box with different visual filters.

I'm visualizing something that starts with determining how much the client would like to make monthly from real estate in retirement then backing that number out to determine how many houses they'd have to accumulate by their retirement date.

I like this site because its simple and visual.

This always angered our sellers when the investor should have known about things when they did their visual inspection of the home.  

As a home inspector, if the roof is covered with snow then, yup it can't be inspected visually from the outside, but the attic can reveal issues.

We try and have weekly checkups with property managers and contractors with visual photos or video. 

They can typically see past the construction and visualize what the rental will look like upon completion.

@Mario Am,The raw data is from the American Community Survey (Annual Census) The visualization is generated via a project that I am currently working on