They are only required to disclose material facts that are obviously wrong by visual observation and if it's rented out the broker may not have set foot inside.

Since I am a visual/ technical designer I am able to have a competitive advantage in the Vacational Rental area and I am pretty happy spending 3 days building quirky places/ experiences for people traveling and earning a good income from BUY/RENOVATE/RENTAIRBNB/REFINANCE.  

If people need something to sweeten the deal, instead of just writing down "big screen TV", describe it, have them visualize it, even leave a picture of it for them to hold in their hand and think "wow, wouldn't it be nice if we had one of these?"

That would give it a visually bigger look.

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

Hi BP,Not sure if this is a thing, but I am a visual/numbers person and would like to see on a map (like HAR/Zillow map search) where investors are getting deals.

Chris Carollo unfortunately what I'm looking for are examples of exterior renovations on these types of homes (front porch additions, gable/dormer additions, etc) and in Chicagoland in general there's very few, if any split levels (with front garage) that have significant EXTERIOR renovations.Haven't really seen the L shape split level outside of Chicagoland so not sure how else to find any visual examples of this.There's specific challenges to these homes not necessarily shared by L shaped ranches or other types of split levels.

v=lt1PAxMBRA8 I think the most important thing for you is to really focus on what you want and visualize it.

I you did get all of the data you want put together and can find someone who is a Visual Basic wiz they could take the database and pipe it out to a gui program quite easily.

Honestly, I'm more interested in the process of data modeling than the visualization but I need to learn more about the GIS tools out there.