There are visualizations/canned reports that be run to see who has expired insurance, who is missing insurance, and who has current insurance.

If I can't visualize how I'd use the space, propsective applicants will feel the same.Both location and function are so important.

I'm in a related part of the industry (3D visualization and layout support for interiors and built-ins), and while I’m not local to Sarasota, I’ve seen specialty fabricators build solid relationships by connecting with:• Independent interior designers – often looking for trusted fabricators• High-end residential contractors – especially those who care about detail• Architects focused on custom homes – they value partners with strong finish execution

These visual records serve as a valuable resource for later evaluation and comparison.

I’m a retired Army combat veteran, visually impaired investor, and builder.As I step into this next chapter, I want to be clear about something I’ve learned the hard way:Real estate is the resource - not the end state.For a long time, I chased money.

I would also highly recommend driving over to the site and do a visual analysis of the site as much as possible from the street as well as an aerial view from Google Maps.

Started transplanting trees along side of old farmhouse for visual break.  

Determine Fair Market Rental Value: To ensure compliance, establish a fair rental rate by researching comparable venues or Airbnbs in your area that provide meeting space, catering, and audio-visual needs.

I posted about my first ADU project in San Jose back in 2019 and shared 3D visual, pictures and numbers if you are interested: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Building an ADU could be a daunting task and takes a lot of $$ and effort.

It relies on its own energy, its own water, it’s quiet—and in many cases, we can even bury them, removing the visual impact altogether.