Putting a coat of paint may make it more visually appealing but really won't do anything to affect the other major factors that go into a residential appraisal.

Here’s the list on Bloomberg, read it and weep: http://www.bloomberg.com/data-visualization/federal-reserve-emergency-lending/

I learn well with visual & audio.

Just having those measurements handy in a visual format is so helpful! 

I suggest running your numbers again with the calculators provided here also to give you a visual.

Plain and simple.Look at this visual representation of DMM.

I recently wrote a blog post on this topic and crunched some example numbers for a visual reference.

I've got to make phone calls and track leads and that brings in the deals, not learning visual basic coding.Keep in mind, sometimes its Ready, Fire, Aim where you aim towards a destination when you're already moving.

I'm just trying to visualize what the process could look like.

Showing housesRecommending housesGiving confidence to dealsHelping visualize rehab/scopeNeighborhood expertMarket expertWriting offers, possibly lots of themDigging up concerns with property I find that being a neighborhood expert, and market expert are probably the most important aspects.