So that should give you a visual.

In just my time there from 1988-2015, there is a visual change, that eventually will become apparent to banks and insurance companies underwriting the RE assets.

I even lost to someone who had only a visual inspection contingency where they just walked the property themself without an inspector (crazy in any market). 

Features like stylish countertops, and ample storage make a big difference in both functionality and visual appeal.

My business uses Monday.com to track the data which then will create graphs and other visualizations

I've used them a lot and the graphs and so forth always look so sharp on my screen, but what a great move to take it to that next step and use them as a visual aid so people understand you're serious and know your stuff. 

or Does it mean visually analyzing the physical conditions of a property?

It's all one account but let's you visualize how your money is being divided up.

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I work in data science at Freddie Mac where my team crunches a lot of mortgage data for machine learning, data mining, and data visualization.