Well if you have no deals, I think the “visual” will give you respect from sellers, and you want to close on the first visit, and you don’t want to waste your time, you had better put a lot of effort into how you look.For women, business suit, white blouse, or red blouse or blue blouse.Look like a banker or financial planner.

@Shetal Gandhias a programmer, you are likely ahead of most REI folks in terms of what you can do with data.mash yourself a simple geodatabase from redfin csv's or assessor shapefiles. get up on qgis (20 minutes) and make some visual databases for your programmer self.

You would think that we would start having these discussions sooner than closing day, but we have a tough time visualizing everything until we're walking through it with no tenant, no furniture, no agent hovering and the ability to really take our time and just hang out in the place for a couple hours.The way I handle it is this.  

Generally i am a visual person so the scenerios are so appreciated.

They also provide documentation on property, visually, rather than search through the accounting records.

That being said, the visual clues in my area rarely lie.  

I've never bought a investment property with visual mold in it.

However, one in you will find very detailed and highly visual route areas. 

An exterior visual can give you a good indication of what is inside and how the property is being maintained.

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