Staging the home with a few pieces of furniture & home decos certainly makes the home look more "homey" (especially for the MLS photos) and staging can help a buyer visualize their items being in the house.

Start to visualize how you can take what you're learning from books and other investors and take action!

Inspections are visual of a property in place as it is.

(make sure to use the arrows in the graphic to change the timelines)I love visual capitalist.

Sometimes it helps to bring a visual aid to the property  in an effort to help the  tenant understand the implications of the eviction and ease the burden  .

They judge one building a duplex, and the other two townhouses, by visual inspection.

Home buyers are very easily visually influenced.

I like the visual it gives me on a map.

It goes into horizontal and vertical timelines that visualize how this works, and drives home the importance of understanding that mastering these 6 functions of a dollar in order to evaluate how time directly affects the money you make in the end.

I have to bookmark your post @Azita Shahgaldi as it provides the visuals why it's a bad idea to invest in D class properties.