I also try hard to stay physically fit by being a dedicated runner ( 4+ miles a day/ 5 or 6 days a week).

I towed with a 4-runner and graduated to Tundra about a year ago. 

BTW, I loan a few painters drop cloth runners for move-in day, as well as some of those furniture sliders.

I want to become a runner.

James Wise we need the backstory before you get my vote bud I'd say your the front runner

I have had good experience with Lease Runner for tenant screenings and rent collection when I self managed.

We gave the entire home fresh paint, cleaned up floors and ripped up carpet (it has the original hardwood), and added new carpet to the living room and a runner to the stairs.

@Steven HassettI would recommend approaching an Uber/ Lyft driver or Instacart runner and pitch the following:Using Deal Machine with 2 users license (you can track their route in real time while you are at your office) Set up a pay plan where you pay them $1 for each distressed house they log and photograph into Deal Machine

Do not worry about the 20th mile of the race, a marathon runner will explain.

Leandro,EPDM roof is a better system although it has more pieces to it so if not installed properly it will leak- make sure they tear off old roofing down to the sheathing or plank and start fresh-ask your contractor what size of rubber roll he plans on using ( they come in a variety of lengths and width, the less seams the better) -the rubber rolls come in different thicknesses or mils 45 mil is a minimum - make sure it an fully adhered system where they are gluing the runner to the fiberboard - As long as they are using primer/glue/ seam tape on all your seams as well as some sort of decent termination bar at the roofing edges you should be fine -how’s you slope on the roof currently?