Homestyler is good for doing layout and visualizing.

It's a manual process (and a bit slow as there is no copy and paste type feature I could find) but it's only once and you're good to go.So here's the login page... like I said, a nice visual interface as you'd expect from a web based app.You can scroll down a bit for more on how you're doing this year and compared to the previous year...Here's how I set things up...So to set things up... go to the accounting tab on the right (the +/- Box)... and click "Add Account in the top right...

I love that I recognize myself doing a few of these things in the morning already I just need to add in affirmations, visualization, & scribe.2.

I'm not sure if any of that info (sqft, bed/bath) is tied to the title or anything or if the realtors just create the MLS listing based on the visual of the house having 2 bath. 

The visual really helps. 

Hey Stephanie, if you have never done this before, I would strongly urge you to consult a real estate attorney, because from some past dealings, it isn't just the sales agreement that is important, but all the disclaimers pertaining to abestos, earthquake zone, fire zone, landslide zone, visual inspection forms, smoke detectors etc etc, that shields you from liability and needs to be signed by both buyer and sellers.

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@Naveen G. not sure if this may help or not, but I created a guide on Austin Neighborhood Grades here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8592/61981-ult...The interactive visualization map you can find within that blog post has plenty of contextual notes for each neighborhood that may help you. 

Go to my profile, scroll down and download my how to buy high performing rentals file on the right to learn all of my tips.If you don';t educate yourself on visualizing what a great tenant wants and buy what they want you';ll end up buying what is 'cheap" and end up hating every second of managing those properties.I'm experienced and successful yet am going to David Tilney's training this weekend in FL to learn yet more about landlording.  

@Kevin Barnard you nailed the visual effect; “Golden Nugget” I think I’ll remember to “buy right” Thanks Kevin!