I'd do visual breakdowns summarizing what I've learned, and add enough personality/energy to make it fun.

He will give you a report with issues that he is able to visually observe

I took a course one time and they said to visualize it like a ladder, your first objective is to figure out what wrung the other person is on, and then move to that position on the ladder and then try to keep the conversation at that level.

I’m a super visual person and my first impression is that the exterior does not match the beautiful interior.

By no means should this question be deemed as a deterrent for investing in Real Estate, as ideally you would buy below market value and avoid being upside down during a crash.This question is sometimes area specific, but I’m curious to hear everyone’s opinion.

Like others have said, if someone wants to break in, they will, but having nothing there to steal is a deterrent in itself.https://www.bestplaces.net/crime/zip-code/maryland...Best of luckStephanie

they complement each other and work in conjunction with the rest of tools (like marketing, financing, rehabbing, hiring, etc.).Here a visual help for your question:

Especially appreciate the visual graphs.

If they do, do not walk/stand on it since it would just be a visual barrier. 

Please Note I am by no means an expert and am actually working on quite a few of these on the list below: Write down your goals – ie: Think about you the end goal in mind, whether it be fixing and flipping full time, or becoming a real estate sales agentFocus on the goals you want to obtain by creating daily, weekly, monthly, yearly goalsFigure out strategies on the ways you will be able to obtain your goals.If you are visual like myself, Create a vision board of where you are and where you would like to be with images FIND A MENTOR- I believe this is one of the most important advice I have been given in my own personal journey in real estate (find someone whom you aspire to be like) GO TO THE BP meetings to network and get some positive energy/vibes from local investors in the area Please feel free to add your input especially if you have some great ideas about how people can cut that 1-2 year mark down.