Is there a place to send thank you money for that visual.

I am able to see major issues, but I don't take temperature of the cool air coming off the vent, I don't flush every toilet or turn on every faucet, nor do I actually run the dishwasher, or dryer etc...my inspection is visual.

You will probably hear more than you could possibly find out by visual inspection from things like what’s buried in the backyard to the fence being propped up by sticks.4.

It's a little hard to have a clear idea without a better idea of the space, but I'd think a wall would be the least visually weird option.

We like postcards - they have higher visual impact and cost about 1/2 what letters cost, meaning we can hit twice as many people for the same marketing $.  

That’s just for the agent and escrow and title insurance.Note: Even if you can do the math in your head you should still use the calculator and write the figures down on the right side of the note pad so they can see it visually.

Consider visual appeal. 16.

That’s just for the agent and escrow and title insurance.Even if you can do the math in your head you should still use the calculator and write the figures down on the right side of the note pad so they can see it visually.

I think both postcards and letter have their place since some people are more visual and like the post cards and some like to read all the details and like the letters.Personally, I alternate letter and postcards every two weeks for about 4-6 mailings total.Hope that helps,Randy RodenhouseWealth Black Box

In my opinion, replacing the doors can be a cheap way of adding alot of visual appeal.