Not much of Texas interest me personally from a visual or beauty of the land stand point.. but thats because I was raised in Northern CA and live in the northwest.. were scenery is the name of the game..I just have a problem in any area were I can't see a mountain range in the distance so I get my bearings just too flat.. but again thats just me.  

Lots of Pictures on the website-the buyers are male for the most part and very visually motivated. 

: yes visual inspection could not tell if water stains active, appear old, chalked around them, to see if active,

Inspections for condos are going to be mostly visual inspections for water damage, checking on plumbing and water fixtures, appliances, etc as most condo associations covers the exterior, foundation, and structural issues. 

Marie Poe : For what it's worth, I find the HP 10bii calculator manual a great place to learn these calculations, it has diagrams so you can visualize cash flows, shows exactly what buttons to push and even has an example of a wrap mortgage: HP 10bii Calculator Manual.

You need to get on a plane and see whats up , or have someone you trust to do a visual inspection . 

Many times the deposit is simply verified visually so the client will use their own funds for that and full payment can be made with only exchange funds or the deposit is refunded to the client (although this creates it's own boot interpretation issues).

The only thing I am hesitant about is that across the street, there is a property with a weird construction: a garage with a huge (metal) roof, which could be visually disturbing for some people.

The good thing in complex "B" is that 80%+ of the storage sheds are impaired, and those can all be 7" faces (since we will replace all of the siding) and not detract from the visual aspect of the repair/alteration.

It is rather hard to visualize from just the closeups.