To that end I wanted to start a weekly post of the tops things which are KPI's for your success in real estate and how you did in them:Week Ending 4/18/2021:Deals: Offers Made:  2   Goal: 1  Achieved: YesWere the offers creative: Yes- subject to and seller carried second note.Offers Accepted (4/year): NoAnalyzed Portfolio (Quarterly): YesIdentified harvesting opportunities:  2 duplexes in New Britain and a triplex which I will be using to 1031 in the next 4 months.Identify 1031 target investments: Yes Advance current project in work: Yes (duplex in Manchester CT),  Lake house in Lyme Connecticut.Networked with new investors: Yes (2 cold calls)Create visual management of these and critical KPI's: NoWhat are your goals and did you measure if you made them or not?

I have a 3-foot height to our pseudo basement/crawl space and no clean out ports outside from the one in said crawl space.If you can’t figure out your situation, get a sewer inspector over to visually inspect your lines all the way to the street.

It did not visually look that bad but it was a defective Corning roof product.

We're a ways yet from finished, but are starting to have some visual progress, with kitchen cabinets in, and flooring going down in the living areas this week!

I'm more of a visual learner so by writing out the numbers on a piece of paper helped it CLICK.... 

You should always visually inspect an area/neighborhood before making an investment decision.

People like to visualize their furnishings in a space, and can be confused or unsure of space limitations if you, for example, place a bed at 90 degrees from what others may think is "right" for a room.

@Connor Mckelvey while the property may not have any indication of it from a visual or scent standpoint it does not mean there is not residue present.

Doing so allows me to catch problems quickly (often from mis-communications but sometimes issues are hard to recognize without a visual) and update scheduling.  

And also any recommendations for any video or photo equipment that I could possibly buy at a reasonable price to create a visual work of art on Social media.Thanks and Happy Housing,-Matt