It is free and is visually appealing.

As an OOS investor myself I have been to MKE plenty of times but I would not trust my memory to a a visual look around to judge a neighborhood.  

Please, help convince me to stick with it..Below is a photo that should help visualize the situation.

can they visually inspect everything for me before i go in contract like city sewer or not or like big hole in roof , is property like in big downstream slope side etc.Please advise

If he has to move and suggests he will trash the place, give him a 24-hour notice to enter every two weeks with the excuse you are going to do some repairs...find something simple you can do like caulk around shower enclosure and do it meanwhile conducting a visual inspection to see if he is causing damage. 

I just visualize what my company is going to be and I've always envisioned my business being it's own seperate entity with it's own books, etc.

@Matt Holmer, our discussion got me thinking and I decided to tinker around in Google My Maps to see how I could visualize this data.

The Cuyahoga County auditor's website does show owners' address. http://myplace.cuyahogacounty.us/They just switched to a new system that is SO MUCH better than the old one, both in ease of use and visuals (bigger font, a big map right in the middle).

The later I believe is attainable through real estate investing.I am a happily married father of 2, and I currently run the Audio Visual department for the Hyatt Valencia, soon that will include the Double Tree Bakersfield.  

90% of the time you can see the plumbing issues with visual inspection.