Creating a dynamic environment makes a home more attractive by helping buyers visualize its potential, and it can also be a good tool for camouflaging any shortcomings.But staging a home goes far beyond just aesthetics, there are real tangible business benefits.

Like the post above, you've got to decide what's right for your family and graphing out the positives vs. negatives is a great visual exercise.  

You've got to do title search beforehand, only drive by and visually see the property from outside, as most of the time they are occupied.consistent monitoring through auction day.

Well not so fast, there is so many limitations and misunderstandings among the inspection process that the investor could be easily blindly buying a lemon with no knowledge at all.I am attaching some pointer of how to get the best out of the inspection and how to have a realistic feel for the property.First: Home inspections are visual in nature, we the inspector don't check underground piping, we dot move stuff, we don't open holes, we make recommendations and comments, but you the investor needs to act upon the information you are obtaining.Second: Learn about the house.

It can take up to 2 years to train a diabetes service dog as well as a guide dog for visually impared.

People do weird things all the time in old houses to reinforce sagging roofs or floors that dont actually transfer load to the foundation but visually cure the problem.

Well if you have no deals, I think the "visual" will give you respect from sellers, and you want to close on the first visit, and you don't want to waste your time, you had better put a lot of effort into how you look.For women, business suit, white blouse, or red blouse or blue blouse. 

Just turned off my TV and wondering if anyone knows what software does the property brothers use (or something similar) to visualize how the property will look after renovation.

Like how you added the pictures to your post for a visual. 

This is both a visual inspection (exterior, interior, etc) for peeling, flaking, cracked paint.