I know that seeing certain things in a property can indicate potential issues with the property.What types of visual signs do you look for, during your walk through of a property, that might be indicators of possible issues with the property?

I know that seeing certain things in a property can indicate potential issues with the property.What types of visual signs do you look for, during your walk through of a property, that might be indicators of possible issues with the property?

The bank will visually request to see the funds for a downpayment so have this in a checking or savings account to show proof.

If you are a visual learner, online may be the way go.  

I'm pretty visual, I would read the chapters and write all the key words on flash cards to study later.

As a side note - it may be helpful if you could add a photo of the property in question to give a visual aid.  

Draw a comparison to what happened in Detroit to make your point more visual.

Not a database though, so only way I know of to scan the properties is visually by location (it is a map function, after all).

Visualization of all attic and crawl spaces is coming down the pipe.If you re-analyze the value using more recent comps, what value do you get?

Now I do a recorded webinar, so it's similar to the conference call concept but with a visual component so I can share photos of the project, charts, and data during the discussion so that viewers don't have to flip through printed material to keep up with the conversation.