It is hard to visualize unless you are in the space.I will try to address it in another post. 

"redfin data center" and visual capitalist distressed market search.

This helps to assure vendors are being conscious of unusual issues at property, the PM company who I'm sure doesn't see the property in person as much as you think has visuals to see if say a bike is laying in yard and landscaper just mowed around it or trashy, and if you see those issues in report without comments it was taken care of express your displeasure the PM company isn't doing job to your standards.

To give more of a visual of my question my primary focus right now is SFR's and I am located in Grand Rapids MichiganThanks in advance -Sam Rockafellow

I'm a visual person and I like to see things with my own eyes for my own comforts.

What a missed opportunity to sell a visual product!  

If you know the neighborhood, then you understand when it's just an owner wanted way too much to start or the tenants left smelly garbage and other deterrents for anyone who saw the place as they didn't want to move.  

I've never heard of an insurance company terminating a policy due to a police dog on premises, fact of the matter is they would probably be happier with that dog as a deterrent to other property damage and theft exposures.

It's built on Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) and all the macros are generated in that language.  

Trulia Local is a very cool tool to get visual snapshots of neighborhoods.