Thus, those first few reservations are CRITICAL to the listing's future health. 

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?

Account Closed asked the critical question here.

The largest being over 170 units as the main sponsor, found the deal, raised the money, run the deal and signed on the loan.Networking is critical to the REI profession.

The market you are in is critically important.

Know how to take constructive criticism.

How effective were you with critical tasks?

@Zack Dasbur  While you can't sign away liability you could put in  the lease that they property has an elevator and they are responsible for proper use, attach the critical points to the lease on use and also cover elevator related charges. 

As such, the carrying costs need to be considered.This is why it is critical to have a good grasp of the local market.

I think too many times people try to do things themselves to save money or cut corners when they should just hire a professional and focus on their operations and things they do well or that are critical to generating revenue.