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 

@Michael Debella Stessa.com  is (for the time being) free software that can link to your financial accounts and track expenses by IRS expense categories, receipt upload, and basic visualization/trending of pro forma vs actual P&L.

I know for sure that all of the studs need to be replaced as I can visually see all of the damage to them from termites from hell!

You can somewhat visualize what the assets will be. 

Be a sharpshooter and visualize your target. 

Visually, roof, water damage on wood floors.

It does not matter whether one of you owns it or both.If you want to separate properties between the two of you for lending purposes, and your lender requires them to be visually separated on tax returns, you'd have to file as Married Filing Separately - two returns instead of one.

Cant you just go to office Depot and buy them right there right next to the lease agreements and rental agreements I know in Oregon they are called Stevens Ness .. pretty basic contracts that are used all the time..