We will obviously be trying to have these in the most visually appealing area outside the home (aka not on the front of the house).

Also, ask your coach to show you a visual of how that structure is modeled.

What comes first questions are always two sided and can be answered that a lot of steps happen simultaneously.For example, don't spend too much time researching a business name, logo, or anything visual that can be changed.

BC after cleaning comes paint and flooring and major visual progress.

Please be sure that we can access those areas for a visual inspection.

Ask about any HOA involvement, and if so request a copy of the bylaws and a full schedule of fees.If the answers to those questions are satisfactory and your own interest in the property has survived a visual inspection, spend a little time checking out the neighborhood. 

Not the most appealing visual... actually horrible. 

@Jim Goebel I forgot to add that the contractor would remove any visually damaged joists (he will coat the rest with mold chemical)Also, the leak was below subfloor.  

There are a ton of risks when you can't get a visual update with what is going on with your property.

Visually it is kinda hard to see.But the vinly wood in the room does not look good, alot of it is raised and weird.