People like to visualize themselves sitting out by the water. 

Thanks for the visual.

It leaves no obvious visual evidence of a break-in.Ouch.

The data is there, but getting the visualization that shows them side by side isn't straight forward.Thank you for this awesome tip!

And at least in my experience, vinyl siding has a definite downside visually and aesthetically.

Additionally, the Courthouse Online platform is a helpful tool for property assessment data, including ownership and sale history; you’ll just need your property’s Control Number to get started.The Property Mapper is great for visuals, but it sometimes lags with the latest updates, so checking with the Recorder of Deeds or using Courthouse Online will give you the most accurate information.

That being said, we also have a full-time cleaning and QC manager who handles everything that comes with having over a dozen cleaners on the team.We use an app called Properly which allows you to give cleaners a visual checklist and requires them to take pictures of the work which are reviewed in real-time by Properly staff. 

We did unscrew a board covering a gable vent opening on the front of the house and only had visual access from this vent opening, as it was too small and too high to safely enter the attic from this opening.

It’s tough to fully visualize the problem from your description.

Then if I thing the house ARV is $900k while home got bid for $810k, I dont even visit the house because the risk is too high for me.So having these visualization of price is something that we need to know, before I do even anything.And the more expensive the house, the more irrelevant the budget is