Our first step is to do a walk-through a visually asses the situation.

No one cares about your nick knacks.Stage the house with what you have but keep it minimal.This will help the new buyer visualize their stuff in your house.

That's where writing down goals and milestones on the way to accomplishing those goals is key- you can see visually when you have done one task and made progress towards the goal. 

The Cuyahoga County auditor's website does show owners' address. http://myplace.cuyahogacounty.us/They just switched to a new system that is SO MUCH better than the old one, both in ease of use and visuals (bigger font, a big map right in the middle).

Really easy to visualize deals through the system and you can automate everything you don't want to do yourself

They can probably do a visual inspection immediately and indicate whether it is likely or unlikely, then they can conduct a physical test of mold in the air and on surfaces.

It will increase the value the of the property, not only functionally, but visually.

I have attached a pictures so you can get the visual.

A visual of the numbers break-down looks like this:Technically since we have no money left into the deal the cash-on-cash return is "Infinite."

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...