Very easy to use, visually clean, and powerful data. 

This is cheap and helps the people visualize the property and any road noise issues. 

The best way to visualize a Reverse 1031 Exchange is two component steps/parts. 

Removed half wall b/w breakfast area and lower family room & replaced it w/ iron spindles, which visually opened up the space a lot.

The homeowner knows this, therefore told me he will sell his home no lower than 2$25,000 because he knows a little about real estate and decided he'll only go 10% under the market price of his home. hasn't been updated since 2014 and it's been vacant for about a year and a half now. so its not a wreck but needs updating but the kitchen has stainless steel appliances but can't paint a good picture until I get eyes on the property, this is info is all by ear..my question is if I were to lock it under 225,000 rn, just so I can kind of get a visual, would I have the potential to reel in some cash buyers you think?

Most people still visualize “forest” fires when they think of wildfire.

In reality it would depend greatly on location of the units and what duties the PM would be required to do.Newer units fairly limited in maintenance issues, I would think once all are up and running would be fairly easy to paperwork manage, it's the visual routine drive by's and showings that are going to be logistic issues if the properties are spread out and not easy for one person to get to on a daily basis for showings, which should be expected. 

Most people are visual learners so it might be beneficial to write it out for her as well.Some and when I say some, MOST projects go over budget it is just what happens and there is no way of avoiding that. 

Looking for something like this so that it's easier to visualize all of our real estate and where it is, especially as we expand into different states etc.

I love how your visual includes absorption rate- such a great metric that isn't used often enough!