lolAll of the framing was done in-house, except for rolling the trusses and sheathing the roof.

First of all I don't believe you should ever go up and give the newbie speech to random strangers you haven't made a connection with yet.

But, would not allowing signs be a violation of my tenants right to free speech?

Whether on a stage or in a one on one conversation, an "elevator speech" of 20 to 35 seconds is a useful tool.  

I started in Real Estate at 13 too and my favorite Bible verse that helped me get through some of the constant "Advice" about me being too young etc was 1 Timothy 4:12 "Don't let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity."

sounds like he needs a sit down and given the "speech" - straighten up or move out without affecting your credit.

I'm learning a lot and the city has also had some cool recommendations (how to deal with heating and the concrete slab with sleepers, recommendation to get pre-engineered trusses which avoids increased structural review). 

No guru pitches, no formal speeches, just good conversations with professionals.

In the latest podcast episode David Greene mentioned Brandon Turners steamboat speech. 

I have a 3 floor townhome with trusses and a flat roof.