I know there is no right way to do it, but if someone has done it and they could help visualize the process, that'd be greatly appreciated.

Part of SAVERS deals with the subconscious mind: silence (medication), affirmations, and visualization.

The problem was for me is that I am a visual learner so going over things over the phone didn't work, also everything he told me was the stuff i knew.

If we are only looking at raising homes 1-2 feet, then the visual aberration will probably not be as extreme.  

Try to stay away from adding a row of similarly sized and shaped shrubs along the foundation - it's already quite boxy so you want to use landscaping to create a little visual interest with heights, shapes and colours.  

Also...everyone has some really good ideas it seems but honestly it is hard to visualize from simple text.

If you set the tile at a 45-degree angle, that also eliminates the visual oddity of a line between tiles starting out close to the wall on one side of the room and ending up farther away from the wall because the room is not square. 

Typical Rural Investments are visualized as a long waiting game with fingers crossed.

During my visit as a potential buyer I do a "visual" inspection during my walk through.

Have an offer in on a detached duplex. The front unit has a flat roof. I feel like rent is low and am wondering how much it matters that the roof is flat? Has anyone had success with getting more rent by adding a p...