Additionally, a local agent will have expertise that you simply cannot have if you're not present in the community.Here in California, it would be impossible to do a transaction without traveling to the property because there is a document required with every transaction called the Agent Visual Inspection Disclosure.

There are a number of ways to build these in excel- I prefer my method using dates so I can visually see when cash flows are going out and coming in.

Since the majority of members seem to be investors in one form or fashion, thought it would be a good creative way to visually see success through out the deal.

Your goal is to visually keep track of the reserve money and not for accounting.

Let me visualize this for you, and hereby you will also understand why DMM is the dumbest stupidist thing you can ever do.To understand this, consider this.The average open rate of DMM is less than 3%.

What's common we see that people may want to fix....HVAC, Water Heaters, broken seals on windows.....foundations, roofs...some of that we can see on a visual inspection....HVAC a little tougher....so he says what if I can't fix HVAC and have to buy 2 new units....$10-12,000. 

Every faucet and drain was visually checked to make sure the water went down. 

I'm not sure I would pay to do this in a house, but there is no visual difference and it's tough as nails.

Hi BP,Not sure if this is a thing, but I am a visual/numbers person and would like to see on a map (like HAR/Zillow map search) where investors are getting deals.

Honestly, I'm more interested in the process of data modeling than the visualization but I need to learn more about the GIS tools out there.