Park is pretty nicely maintained overall and much more visually attractive than park 2. 

You can read more about my experience here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/850/topics/759279-building-adu-in-san-jose-california3D visualization of my ADU: https://my.matterport.com/mode...On Dec. 17, 2019, the San Jose City Council approved easing ADU requirements to align with new state laws.

Maybe we run in different circles where different terminology is used, but I can tell you that if you call a loan officer at a bank that does residential financing and say "single-family home", they are not visualizing a 4-unit building in their head.

When we visualize the outcome of our actions or the lack there of we tend to strike our own match (under our feet).

You didn’t post any numbers but I would want it to be at least 25-30 percent below ARV for purchase price and I would still want to do my own Visual walk through.

If the furnace and AC are working we dont need to test run those systems, just do a visual check that they are clean and see if there are signs of potential future failure.

For me I began to visualize where I wanted to go with investing.

fbclid=IwAR0Ru1j-YxjsGy3gW4MpCruSyyIR2Z-WGLwRL4eTY-LAR6Ym1WmHDxLAXQk and then this one is more a visual guide from star tribune- http://m.startribune.com/find-out-how-your-block-could-change-in-minneapolis-2040-plan/489889431/

I see dashboards and stuff, is it data visualization? 

I personally cover air filters as well just so I know when they are changed so they don't wear on my furnace, and it allows me to come into the unit every 3 months and do a visual inspection of the living space.