Still I think it would help with listings for people to be able to visualize the space. 

Contractors and subs walked the house and got a visual.

To save on costs, simply clearing the area to make it visually appealing should suffice.

.), special sound-proofing (PTSD patients), and visually enclosed backyards (special-need dog care). 

Smart staging maximizes the visual appeal of the property at a cost appropriate for the sales price.

I will be posting photos and videos as I go along, as I know how much everyone loves to watch the visual transformation of a project ( I know I do ).The first step is to wait for transfer date and hope that the druggie tenant decides to move out and not cause any problems.

Everything thus far has been visual from online and drive by-s.I can stick with a regular buy and hold (which I still plan to do as I grow my portfolio) but love the idea of infinity returns being able to pull my initial 'down payment' out.Thoughts?

I'm more of a visual learner.

I can see where they would make a big visual difference, but the quality seemed very low and they felt very cheap.

The visuals and the character, I personally think It's an illusion especially If you are not living in the home who really cares.