Im a visual learner, so while reading and understanding the basics is goods start, I appreciate reading how it goes from start (finding the deal) to finish (shake hands, get check) so that I can invision that for myself!

It's more of a deterrence. 

So you want to visually lower it.  

I learn best from printed materials; I've always been a reader, and have strong visual memory for words.

On the examples you showed, it could be that they just understood that on average, most people have NO imagination, and cannot visualize what could be on that site without the plans, and renderings.

I'm a visual person so the seminar is a good STARTING point to gauge a baseline with of what you know vs don't know.5.

I'm looking to use Joe McCalls numbers of averaging 2-3 wholesale / lease options per month, anticipating making 5,000 per transaction, roughly.This may be a weird questions, but what do you guys find is the best way to visually display your goals in your offices as a constant reminder/motivational tool?

The latter missed defects the visually impaired would detect.Obviously the more detailed the report the better it is for an investor/buyer but what agents (esp listing) hate is using that inspection as leverage to reduce the price (& it could become part of the disclosures).

Our stomach dropped hearing this when we first heard it from the tenant so we can only imagine what you were feeling.Alarms and fake dome cameras are a deterrent.

Extremely powerful force that every landlord should use.These visual cues speak volumes to tenants. subconscious marketing campaign should be discussed more here in BPville.