. - Make sure descriptions visualize the property and not just describe the elements. 2) LOVE having adventure properties - I have 2 cabins that are a 4x4 adventure to get to but VIEWS are outstanding.

Hi @Roger EvansI know this is a late reply to this post, but if you ever need visuals done for a project of yours, large or small, please let me know.  

@Jonathan Partsch, have your contractor to take measurements of the kitchen and take pictures if you want a visual of the space to help you understand it better.

I’ve read many books on RE and have watched countless webinars but I’m more of a visual learner.

Huge change in requirements...still a net increase in jobs.https://www.census.gov/library/visualizations/2017...I may be wrong, but I am betting on technology.   

For those of you who're interested, I completed my ADU project and you can see the 3D visualization of my place here: https://my.matterport.com/models/hRAxQheq93H?

I switched my policy from homeowner to a landlord policy, and the insurance agent told me the company would be sending out someone to visually inspect the home.

Paint rest of balcony trim what ever shade of white you use around windows and doors. bronze balusters (or more expensive cable) would make it look visually way less busyl2.

I would say do some sort of Break-Even analysis so you can visually see what it takes, how long it will take, and what is required for you to not only replace the lost income and benefits but surpass that level. 

I talked to a couple inspectors to educate myself and they both told me that if there were any areas on the exterior that they couldn't access and they visually observed peeling paint they would have to flag it.