Also, buyers often have a hard time "visualizing" an empty space.

She released all of her contingencies this past Friday and now wants to come to our house to "celebrate her accomplishment and visualize her future."

@Taylor Loht - I used MHVillage to see what parks were in the county and did visual scans of Google Earth. 

Staging a rental makes sense/ it could just use a few nice pieces to help people visualize their own furniture there.

Hi all,I'm in the process of creating an investing plan/guideline that will help me visualize the property acquisition process and serve as a checklist to make sure I'm doing the right things in the right order.

Some great answers already, @Joseph Pugliese and @Corby Goade did a good job of stealing my thunder about visual cues. 1 - Make a great self introduction to tenants.2 - Telegraph your intentions by making common area improvements - make big, bold, VISUAL improvements.3 - Send formal, well written rent increase letters. 

I wanted to try and post a picture just so everyone could have a visual. https://ibb.co/mJVNkFHopefully that works. 

@Joseph Ali Sure, the spreadsheet I am working on doesn't yet have the elegance & visual simplicity that I am striving for but it will do for now.

In addition, there is a tenant waiting to move in and she wanted a pedestal sink and even though I didn't promise, I said I would "try my absolute best", there are other reasons as well.I see a lot of places where people are adding "backsplash" on top of the pedestal sinks, such as:So I think what I am visualizing is a piece of something slightly wider than the sink, starting at say 4" above the sink running all the way to the floor. 

I have attached a pic of the property as a visual aid.