You would be looking for signs of leaks...everywhere, including ceilings, floors, walls, under sinks, behind toilets, under/behind appliances; check condition of tub/shower caulking/grout; visually check appliance door gaskets and overall condition, ASK if they are working properly.

And 5 of these 7 materials came back with a 2% positive “visual estimation” of asbestos.

They are also great for contractors to visualize the finished product.Rendering detail is getting better and better too.

Visualization is being clear about a specific overarching goal.

Go over there, visually inspect their complaints, then determine if any of the repairs are actually justified. 

When you post it up on the door be sure to use a highlighter on the word eviction whether it appears for a nice visual effect .

That is the visual aging process as we go through life.

I typically interview Tenants very shortly after taking over a property to confirm this info, after I complete a visual inspection of the unit and am able to make an informed comparison of available Rental rates in the area.

Here’s a visual of where they are in town.

Check plumbing - electrical - HVAC (visually just to see if there's anything that may need repair).