16 February 2026 | 62 replies
Started transplanting trees along side of old farmhouse for visual break.
23 January 2026 | 39 replies
Open all outlets and pull out all receptacles for visual inspection.
17 January 2026 | 11 replies
I like to paint pictures visually for folks.Cash flow doesn't automatically mean BIG MONEY.
27 January 2026 | 16 replies
(I have been remodeling for over 15 years and I am an engineer, have done probably 300+ home inspections over the years, so I know a thing or two) But there are exceptions: if we are on private well and private septic, lab test and septic test should IMO be done, because I can't tell visually whats going on.
13 January 2026 | 3 replies
Our intent is to either match or come in below what owners were previously paying vendors, while also creating a more consistent and accountable process.The smoke/CO inspection is the required reason for entry, but while we’re in the unit we also plan to perform a visual habitability check.
16 January 2026 | 4 replies
Same rental schedule.Ive lived in the area before and am moving back soon, and yes its in a low income and somewhat sketchy area. the surrounding culdesac area needs some love. the interiors arent the standard flipper gray LVP countertop combos, and there are some signs of at least cosmetic blemishes and landscaping that would make it visually more appealing.
18 January 2026 | 85 replies
I’d definitely recommend adding a drone or map shot that highlights your proximity to the beach and nearby attractions — it helps guests visualize the location instantly.
14 January 2026 | 23 replies
The 2 year certifications require dust swab samples from multiple areas (windows, window sills, floors) of each room (not basements) and the exterior must also pass visual inspection.
26 January 2026 | 28 replies
Last review to again, accept or refine (mainly for the visuals) and vhullah, it's done in on average 5-10min.
5 January 2026 | 0 replies
Here’s the tight, practical version.New FinCEN Reporting Rule — What You Need to KnowIf a residential property (including residential lots) is purchased:By an entity (LLC, corporation, partnership, or certain trusts), andWithout traditional financing (cash, private money, some hard-money deals),a FinCEN report is mandatory.No report = no funds released at closing.How to stay compliantDisclose entity purchases at contract, not the week of closingHave ownership and control info ready upfront (generally 25%+ owners and entity signers)Expect additional paperwork on cash and investor dealsCoordinate early with your title company or closing attorneyOfficial guidance from FinCEN:https://www.fincen.gov/rreFor a visual walkthrough of what this looks like and why it matters, here’s a great explainer for visual learners:https://youtu.be/509Xqze7gDw?