You can get the list including visual map at County Tax Sale App (just google it)

During my visit as a potential buyer I do a "visual" inspection during my walk through.

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.

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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.

I'm what I would call "visually sensitive" when it comes to locations.  

Being that, pay for a property what it is worth to you, not what it might be worth to someone else (unless you're flipping it to that guy, lol)Being in competition with bigger investors can be hard to visualize, with them paying so much....but their holding costs may be alot less than yours.

Again, I map on google engine pro to create a visual.