I have attached a pictures so you can get the visual.

Market rent is at least $1200 on this thing..it'll get there eventually)- DOM were accumulatingAll things that deter demand.No one wanted it because it was hard to visualize it working out.Wrote a "sight unseen" cash offer saying I'd go straight to inspection..wouldn't waste time with a showingInspection revealed the property was in "good enough" condition.House would definitely need cleaned up and updates for a turnover or resale..but already had a paying tenant.Closed the deal. $77,500 cash.Met with the tenant (nice lady and 2 kids) bumped up rent to $1050 (didn't feel like going super aggressive..just didn't need to.

No critical path visualization and no way to track all of the hard costs associated with a build.”

[Removed by Moderator] I discuss the investor journey where you visualize yourself speaking with a potential investor.

Instagram because of its highly visual nature and the fact that things can be so easily shared.

It's somewhat buggy, but it gets the job done if you're not a 40hr/wk user. http://www.3ds.com/products-services/draftsight-ca...If you are somewhat computer-savvy and want something that can help you visualize an addition / removing a wall / etc.

Special thanks goes to Google Voice, my visual voicemail phone app.

(Im more of a visual learner so like using examples).Purchase Investment property for $250,000 (non occupied) with 20% down payment (loan amount would be $200,000).

The RE world really needs a comprehensive visual analytics tool. 

Currently I have a single one and am looking to acquire a 3 or maybe 4 flat here in Chicago, or another couple of properties in Kentucky.There are a few things l'd like to have:Tenant portal for announcements and service requests / status bits and paymentsMisc expense tracking of consumables for a property for maintenance and general upkeepTrack recurring costsSome tools to visualize the cash flowsI could do it manually, but know it would be possible to, for a given property, generate more or less the total ROI ie: "Over the past 4 years, this property has paid for itself and generated $YY in income" or maybe "When full, this 4 flat generates $ZZ worth of income, but averages $BB in expenses due to maintenance", etc.The other option, which I'm entirely comfortable with (I'm a software engineer by trade and have worked in this industry for 10+ years) is simply writing my own and likely then open sourcing it (aka giving it away for free).What are everyone else's lists of "must have" vs "nice to have pony features"?