In the HUD LBP addendum, there's an inspection contingency that reads:The Purchaser has a contingency period that expires fifteen (15) calendar days from the date the contract is accepted by HUD to conduct at the Purchaser's expense, an independent lead-based paint inspection visual assessment for deteriorated paint or risk assessment. 

Our agent did her agent visual inspection when we did the foundation inspection, which was two weeks after we signed the contract.

But I am mostly a visual learner/audio learner at most.

Money is in the MIND not in the physical world, if you can visualize it you can create it!!!!!

It’s very helpful if you have trouble visualizing, as well as being a great visual communication tool with your GC and subs.

Or can I get a real world example with some numbers so I can visualize it better? 

@Pinkal ShahGet your handyman/contractor to come with you to the property and visually inspect ASAP like others have said.

I'm sure there will be a method, just the visualization didn't take into account some details;) The interchange at 540-40-70 is quite interesting as well.  

I believe a mentor is what I truly am missing at this point because I tend to get so caught up in visualizing my end goal that I struggle to identify the requisite means and immediate actions that I should take to get me started on my investing journey.

The best time/highest price has been in these circumstances:1) Property is 100% leased 2) Has a lot of the lease time remaining (i.e. the students have just moved in) 3) When it is in the best *visual* condition2 and 3 usually coincide together.