You are what you think about.Face the fear and act.Common Sense + Action + Persistance + Humor + Visualization of Success = Power, do not lose your power.Print this out.

A visual inspection and a pressure test should uncover most issues. 

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

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.

If there's enough on the visual surface for me to be concerned about, there's likely a whole lot under the floor and behind the walls that would tank me on this deal.

If you don't use a attorney for your documents, I suggest you use a Stevens-Ness form, which meets the requirements for use in Oregon.

Even though we purchased the property at market price, I do see a lot of hidden value in it and after hearing you on podcast I think you might be the one we need to help us visualize the full potential of our property.

For newbies in general, having that visual aide quite often clears everything up.

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.

Both are good reads an informative, but I'm more of a visual an hand on learner.