If you don't know, you can google "Madison Vision Appraisal" or "Madison GIS." 

That why it is important to search for someone who has the same vision as you (long term vs short term), values, and work ethic.

If you can answer these questions on a consistent basis , you can make some money on a consistent basis.Instead of pointing out all the little stuff “WRONG” with their home, we CAST A VISION for the great possibilities of what their home could become.

Is your vision to rent it as a STR?

I keep discussing this vision of mine with realtors who immediately ask me which area's i'm most interested in.

If you’re in DFW, see the growth, and are optimistic about the long term vision a lot of investors will prefer that over the couple hundred/mo in extra cash flow, not to mention the peace of mind that comes with owning something closer to home.

This neighborhood is at a point that (IT) could use a vision.Here is my quick though on a Vision for the neighborhood.Rename the neighborhood Crystal Cove with name signage at it's boundaries on major roads.Form  neighborhood "Push Committee" to get the city to spend rehab/improvement money in the neighborhood, vs just in front of the Mayors house.

I bought a house over the summer that was a real fixer uppper but let tenants know that it wouldn't be ready for a month thinking they would understand and see my vision. 

Its a basic vision board.

When I got my landlord insurance for the property they asked if it would be a student rental and I said no... my vision was to put young couples/families in it.