Imperfections in the line tend to catch solids and cause a clogg very quickly. 

YES...This is called real estate investing and imperfection among all things.It happens.I stress the importance or building a large portfolio so you don't feel the impact of vacancy/repairs as much as you do when you own 1 or 2 properties.If the plan is to only own 1 or 2 properties, they don't even invest.You don't have to buy/build a large portfolio with us, just build a large portfolio in general.It's because of reasonable and understanding investors like you mate that have still kept us in the game.Otherwise we would have "wrapped up the laptop" and instead of offering an awesome service like we do, just built a large portfolio for ourselves and lived happily ever after heheWe don't NEED to do what we do, we WANT to.Big difference.Speak and see you soon mate

When the imperfect finally happens, I think the field will thin, the syndication money will drain, and the deals will come back to those with their own cash.

If it's B+ I would buy new or at the very least go to the local Sears scratch & dent store to see what they have (it's mostly new stuff with cosmetic imperfections - so if an oven has a scratch on the side and it can't be seen once installed if facing a wall and it saves you a few hundred it's worth considering). 

Since parenting is one imperfect human raising another imperfect little human, it isn't a pass/fail kind of thing anyway.My kids have been told that there is no inheritance and that every asset has a debt attached it, which isn't far from reality.

RE investors take advantage of imperfect information every single day. 

It gives it a little cushion and “feels” softer to me plus hides subfloor imperfections.

Imperfect action is better than perfect inaction.

Definitely sign up, take imperfect action, log in to the weekly calls, ask questions, join the FB community , sign up deals (even if you don’t know what exactly what your doing — the team will help u!!

It may hide imperfections but the first time you have to scrub anything off of your wall, the paint will come off with it.