For a bird's eye view of end-of-year tax planning, read this old post:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1007488-debun...

You are the second one that mention the "Vivid Vision" and I am actually viewing the book right now.

I consul them to always include a street view of the property, from across the street, showing the entire house in situ, in order to answer the question for the guests (who have never been there before): "What are we looking for as we drive down the street" My 2 cents,Mike

I've been looking in deal finder for properties and noticed to multi families aren't showing up in map view, but when I search them by address the listing appears.

There are lots of markets to choose from and something closer to home maybe NV or AZ will be easier to manage and view properties.

The reason I am asking is, should I list now, there may not be enough foot fall to view the property, not many people move during cold season?

A small correction on @Brian Burke mentioned about the centralized location, while there's no one place, there're actually multiple places, that offer view and feedback on a variety of syndicators.

Right now the majority of viewing requests I am getting are from potential tenants that have credit issues and eviction filings.   

*Sources: Old Town North Power Plant Redevelopment Frequently Asked QuestionsPotomac River Generating Station CITY COUNCIL HEARING (Detailed breakdown of the project here)Old Town + All of Alexandria: Alexandria's RiverRenew Program Will Allow Residents to Swim and Eat Fish From the Potomac River by 2040Alexandria's Potomac River waterfront properties have served residents with phenomenal views of the river, National Harbor, and Washington D.C., making the real estate there incredibly desirable.

That's a relationship you should hold close as they could really help with future challenging acquisitions that are viewed less favorably by banks.