Unless the utilities are on, the inspection is 100% visual.

Samuel, what do you see when you visualize that first deal?

A visual inspection could also give you some clues.

Ideally:- A visual layout of the property with color coded units indicating the unit's status- list of rent roll including lease expiration dates, if month-to-month status, and any other notes- Auto generated vacancy rate, and auto generated cap rate property value based on projected income- Different tabs for multiple properties- Maybe extra features like local demographics, business saturation, comps, etc- Cloud computing access for multiple locations and users- Who is current or behind in rentI know it sounds like a lot and very specific.I have spent a lot of time googling and haven't found anything that matches this.

We took a look at the property in person - pretty good shape visually.

Do some serious soul searching and try to visualize your life ten years from now as you answer those questions. 

We aren't positive this is how they work but it's a strong possibility.Just for fun..I invite you to go to Zurixx's web page http://www.zurixx.com/about-us/our-team/ for a visual of who we are dealing with.Please PM me if you are interested in getting involved and helping all of us that have lost money and others who will in the future.

Visually, looks great!

You are hitting it on the head - it is DIFFICULT to visualize this stuff.

He focuses on Delay claims and is gifted at boiling down complexity into a simple, visual set of facts.He has represented me several times and can speak to his talents directly.