Yes, it does take the right words and lots of visual to teach so that others can understand, but each person has their own way of teaching.  

Hi everyone,I made a data visualization using migration, population, and rent and purchase price data by county.

It will affect your return.Gross Scheduled RevenuesLess: Vacancy/Credit Loss= Gross Operating RevenueLess: Operating Expenses= Net Operating IncomeLess: Debt ServiceLess: CAPEX=CFBT (cash flow before taxes)Less: Taxes=CFAT (cash flow after taxes)In preparing an analysis, I estimate CAPEX, whether I take a percentage of the sales price, cost per SF, or judgment based upon visual inspection coupled with discussions with owners, contractors, inspectors, etc.The basic approach would be to divide your CAPEX by the number of years you plan to own the property (or months depending on your analysis). 

It is a very affordable solution to a marketing area that is currently lacking any real visual pull on the market.

People are visual and need a little help with imagination from time to time.

It’s all about visualizing the space after it’s completed and seeing it all flowing.

Thanks for the visual.

It leaves no obvious visual evidence of a break-in.Ouch.

The data is there, but getting the visualization that shows them side by side isn't straight forward.Thank you for this awesome tip!

And at least in my experience, vinyl siding has a definite downside visually and aesthetically.