I also have a licensed electrician that is very good helping me with visuals inspections as well when needed.

Care to share some visuals and numbers?

Some people are visual and some are audible interpreters for sellers.

Having a license can be a deterrent later on both in buying deals and property management.  

I take a map and highlight the streets as I go (red = "A" neighborhood, blue = "B", etc.) just based on my visual.

If you want to figure something out when it comes to repair, it's the first place I turn to, to see if there's an visual content on what I'm trying to achieve. 

And with adequate visual dampeners such as a fence or trees, most people don't give it much thought.  

I did the same back in June, and now I can actually visualize what each neighborhood looks like when I see a property come up.  

I understand the basics from wholesaling, buy and flip, buy and hold, and etc.......The problem is I don't feel comfortable jumping in alone as I am a visual learning and would really benefit from having someone to help me throughout the process.

My gut tells me that the presence of a radon mitigation system may be a deterrent to renters, even though the property "may" be much safer than surrounding properties.