The house is in immaculate condition aside from what i consider to be two flaws.(1) the kitchen cabinets have been repainted, but were not done perfectly, so there are some aesthetic flaws that you really have to scrutinize to find(2) there are three bathroom cabinets that have water damage on the bottom surfaces from previous leaks that I did not catch in timeI've done a few showings on my own, and have not pointed out these flaws. i fully expect these flaws to be caught by any inspector who does a thorough job.What should I do in the showings? 

The property has great curb appeal and has been maintained beautifully.

Kodiak, Ak, although beautiful, is a whole other... thing.

The simplicity of doing it on your own is a beautiful thing. 

Hello to the beautiful community of BP!

The 30 year fixed rate mortgage did not change of course, so beautiful things have happened to the cash flow).

As long as you can learn from the deals that go wrong, then they too can be looked at as successes in the long run, even though they may not feel like that at the time.In short, what I'm trying to say is that whilst there are obviously guys on here who chat through over inflated ego's, I think the beauty of this community is the diversity and the ability to learn from every level of it.

Vacancy is part of the business, but the beauty of multi-family is that you are rarely under 80% occupied.

Since I'm targeting only the SF Bay Area and only those over 30 with families (that's the beauty of FB ads) then I get more audience for my dollar and don't need to do much more than that to get one or two bites.  

that's the beauty of Investing, you are creating your own numbers and there is no limit on the amount that you can grow to and help others do the same.I recently had a few clients who were curious on the investing side of the spectrum, and they were wondering " How high is too high of a target to set?"