Need advice on what types of metrics to show on this data visualization that I'm creating to help find good areas to invest in.

Your mind is going to think about them;ALL NIGHT LONG.You’ll have dreams about it.When you wake up, one of the things you’re going to do as part of your Miracle Morning is the V in SAVERS (Visualization).  

The commercial real estate investments that are often more lucrative than owning trophy buildings are less obvious and less visually attractive.Certain smaller private equity real estate firms have the ability to identify investment opportunities that aren’t necessarily “brochure quality”, but offer “attention demanding” performance.

During the visual inspection, the risk assessor opened the closet door to the furnace area and I had to stop him.

Here is a good BP article that will help you visualize your end goal:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/go-small-...

Hard to tell based on the distant picture but it looks pretty good to me "as is"Your mindset for a rental vs a flip or personal residence has to be different...... you want it decent, visually presentable and durable....but not so nice that you are wasting $$ or are going to be pissed when the tenant damages or destroys it...because they will.....not IF, but how bad.......I would not paint those cabinets....re-stain at best.

Visual at nadeluxeinn.com. 

Also, I have done a lot of work to strengthen myself mentally (meditation, affirmation, visualization, etc) and I am much more positive and calm person. 

I expect my managers to be on the property at least once a week, they don't have to make tenant contact each week; although more tenant contact is never a bad thing, but they do need to take a look at the property and visually confirm that everything is as it should be.I'm also very glad I was a horrible Property Manager when I started out. 

I am still green and am having a hard time visualizing that deal.