I know it's a pain to drive all over town, however the data you gain will be invaluable, the visual perspective of Fayetteville says just as much as paper does.

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!

Jaydan I know you suffer from OCD and ADHD since I read it in the replays and I know that I can't really grasp how you feel but I can tell you that you got this and you are doing amazing.Not a lot of people can say they accomplished what you have with everything that you dealing with and went through.You should put on paper everything that is causing you the most stress, starting from the biggest problems that you dealing with so you can visualize it instead of building it up in your head.

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  .

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.

Also, should have some sort of due diligence period to get inspections and your interior visual inspection done as well.

Tape measure is a hit for those who have trouble visualizing there furniture in a new space.

The lease would dictate all of this, but I've found that tenants could use visual reminders as to the rules. apparently no one does this?