If you're just doing basic residential drawings and 3D visualization, sketchup might work for you.

That would give it a visually bigger look.

I hope this helps someone new visualize what this process may look like!

They finally came back with the following:“At this point we would just need you to apply for a “Special Inspection” at our office for visual “certification” of the existing structures.”I am curious what this sort of “visual certification” entails.

If you can't surround yourself with them physically (the best option) at least surround yourself with them visually  and emotionally.

Maybe your example can help me visualize what is needed to invest aggressively.

This means that your future buyer will need to do virtually nothing to move in or rent out your property, that it is visually appealing to the masses with good curb appeal, that it does not have deferred maintenance, and that it would be eligible for the maximum array of financing options for your buyer.

Would someone mind posting an example pic of one of your handwritten signs, so I can get a better visualization?

@Chris DalianiExcel gives a great visual on this.I put 20k down and get $450/month cash flow.If I put 5k down I get $370/month cash flow.15,000/80 = 188 (187.5) months = 15 years 8 months is the point where the equations equal out.  

I have lived through furnaces being stolen from the property, water heaters taken, siding removed from  the houses that had siding,   Copper pipes being ripped out of our houses, to Ministers who rented our homes saying they could visualize themselves living there forever, but inside meaning to never pay the rent of course.