I would add a caution about using street view to visualize properties in shady parts of town.  

Everyone is saying  A-B-C-D-F neighborhoods, where can I find a rank for the neighborhood I'm interested in, and also compare it to a nearby neighborhood like a heatmap or something visual? 

As mentioned before, periodically checking the grounds for the landscaper, if there’s an alarm with the STR we can visually check if there’s anyone there or if it’s a false alarm, things of that sort.

The dude reenacted a lot of the teachings, made it visual for you.

Listed for sale at $229,000Check out the county appraisal: https://www.tad.org/property/0...You can find others like this in a list I published on https://www.discountxchange.co...orYou can go to see a visual of these properties on a bubble map https://www.discountxchange.co... 

So I pulled all of the new construction permits over the last two years in that zip code and mapped it out for visualization (see below).

I cannot visualize that looking appropriate, but I could be wrong.

You would not have to do anything unless I win the property I would need you to go view it and give me an agent visual.

Home buyers are very easily visually influenced.

Thanks, Edgar, Why Wouldn't enhancing the land, possibly by staging the curbside and enhancing its visual appeal, make it more enticing to potential buyers?