I know you want to be nice, but it's more likely to give an appearance of weakness and could cause even more confusion.

Organization has always been a weakness of mine and I have a feeling it is going to cost me some serious money in the near future.I would love to hear from you guys on what you use to stay organized, whether it be old school notebooks or a software you love or even just tips you would like to share. 

One thing you can try is to turn its weakness into its strength by marketing it as a "haunted house" on AirB&B, lol!

It does not keep tenants from trying to take you to court.As for "construed eviction", I think that would be a pretty weak "legal" case against a rate increase to market rents. 

I recommend people get policies with living benefits so you can get some of your money before you pass if you’re critically, chronically, or terminally ill. 

There are some PMs whose default criteria are kind of weak -- they will take an applicant with an old eviction, credit scores in the 500s.

What are your strengths and weaknesses when it comes for real estate, this way you can focus on educating on your strengths and potentially outsource your weaknesses.

I'll have to go with @Parish Pradhan - if you're in it for the short term and have a weak stomach, NYC might not be for you. :) But hey, if that's the case, NYC might not be for you for many other reasons...NYC is pretty desirable and has longer term value.

Its standard shower rough-in, the MultiChoice, is easy to work with but has obvious engineering issues (the brass is far thinner than I feel comfortable with).American Standard tends to go with ambitious ideas that look great but have weaknesses in engineering that you wouldn't normally find in Delta and practically never in Moen.

Weakness: Can't fix a lightbulb, I'd be dependent on a General Contractor.