Hopefully these visuals show how difficult that is.  

I love the pie chart idea, I like the visual! 

Everyone else is looking for good properties they can visualize.

For inspections next time, it’s better to have an AC company come in and read pressures/amps and leak check rather than the “visual” inspection by the inspection company. 

Your deterrent would be the fact that there is 10X more hands on management required with lower class areas.

In case anyone is wondering what @Robert Ellis Columbus ZIP suggestions look like visually

ivyridgeestatescanby  dot you know what  we have pictures there and the same basic white and black its super popular in our area.Those are some nice homes Jay, I can easily visualize the families living in them and enjoying life. 

That tenant knows they’re giving up their security deposit on top of the fact that they probably don’t want to move in winter... that deposit is often a decent deterrent to moving out early, and come to think of it, it may be wise in a place like Idaho to structure a lease based on early spring... that way if they want to break the lease early and it’s winter, their loss of the security deposit is that much more significant if they only have two or three months left and even if they do break the lease early, now you’ve gotten last month and the security deposit to offset any vacancy time.

@Derek Daun, does the insurance company know of the visual damage to the garage roof or were they just concerned about the tree limbs resting on the roof, which you have already taken care of?  

It'll be great if you can make it but I totally understand the distance being a deterrent.