The building's condition is fare meaning there are no major visual defects but an inspection is to be done shortly.

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I know this is something that I desire for a living, because i constantly visualize myself doing so.

In many counties this will have good information like zoning, lot size, some info about the house, property tax records, type of heat source, etc.When I visit a property, I like to visually check out the neighborhood, I will inspect the house myself, collect any financial information they are willing to provide, I will also talk to neighbors about the house if I see any.

I included a bar graph for visual, they paid no big deal.

I love the pie chart idea, I like the visual! 

Everyone else is looking for good properties they can visualize.

I'm guessing replacing it with a much less visually appealing deck would cost $20k, maybe even $30k. 

BTW, try searching Craigslist for your appliances, you might find the old listing with enough visual context to show it is clearly your rental the unit was photographed in.

My question is: would it be a good idea to mandate that I have a visual inspection of the garage and its contents before proceeding.