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. 

You will also see where your networking has paid offer by using people you trust for various parts of the deal ex: agents, investors, title companies, inspectors, appraisers, warranty companies, and you may even line up the new buyer with your networking.Creating a plan and putting it in writing is a very powerful visual aid.

Maybe your example can help me visualize what is needed to invest aggressively.

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

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.

I read the report and it was just a visual inspection with multiple areas being marked off as obstructed or inaccessible.

From visual inspection, the other bags were 3Mil or less (bags in background) I highly recommend that if you touch, or caused to be touched (as in a power washer), any asbestos or LBP siding, that you take a certification course even if you don't have plans to use the certification as part of your business. 

The BP platform is great however, I am a visual learner; actual deals.

With a lot of open space, people have challenges in actually visualizing how the space works.