so we can visually see what we need to do and how to free space or better utilize limited spaces in each unit?. 

It's always exciting to visualize what a home could be when you walk into something that is really dilapidated.

the swing a dead cat visual really got me!

To protect your investment, I recommend installing a security cage that provides a physical and visual deterrent. 

Offer to treat again but I would visually inspect the house and see if there are any tell tale signs....Since your lease doe not state tenant will lose security upon breaking lease I am not certain you have the right to keep security....good luck,Chris

The meditation, visualization, and scribing part are an integral part of my day and really allow me to relax, collect my thoughts, and rejuvenate. 

It sounds risky but we did our part to visually inspect the properties prior to bidding. 

In addition, their obligation is to inspect only “readily accessible, visually observable” systems and components of the home. 

It is good to be able to visualize the position of the buyer.

We had a similar situation last year and put a couple visuals (sheet of paper on the wall with picture) we could change (adding another closet in the master by taking space from the adjoining room - blue taped floor (2k+), extra pantry cabinet (800$$+) ended up selling the weekend after we did all the options and the buyer didn’t even want it, I think they just wanted to know it was fixable if they really really wanted to.