Also upon a visual inspection it looks like it needs roof work done.

I'm a visual person, so I built a simple, but powerful chart that I look at every day that shows my progress towards my goal. 

depending on what you have to do a new bath may run you 5k - 8k a new kitchen/ floor 10k, painting based on sq' 5k - that's hiring someone and those 3 items just blew your budget by 3k-6k, what about the floors, mechanical, lighting. cost all depends on a visual inspection and what the area costs are. 

The crack looks big... but sometimes like in my buyer's situation: it didn't matter: as it was just visual and it did not affect the structural integrity of the property. $300 could save you a lot of time, and thousands of dollars down the line. 

I'm looking for ways to visualize more so the practicality and uses of what I'm learning.

I'm more of a hands-on , visual learner so getting with the right investor who I could assist with projects,  updated pics of properties etc will get me on the right path to purchasing my first deal whether it be through partnership with my future mentor or solo. 

Showing housesRecommending housesGiving confidence to dealsHelping visualize rehab/scopeNeighborhood expertMarket expertWriting offers, possibly lots of themDigging up concerns with property I find that being a neighborhood expert, and market expert are probably the most important aspects.  

The slope however is pretty subtle, only noticeable if u walk along the transition, can't visually see it and most people wont notice it.Also, don't go with the cheapest of LVP, go a little higher in grade, just talk to the sales guys at any flooring company and i'm sure they will tell you what to go w/ for a rental.

Hopefully these visuals show how difficult that is.  

I love the pie chart idea, I like the visual!