@Will Barnard I have a thought, although I don't know how you'd get much traction on it since the judges seem to be a big part of the problem.Lawyers and firms can be penalized for filing frivolous litigation.

I also suppose it can be a decent option for common hallways and stairs where safety/traction are a concern. 

Knowing you want to keep the ball rolling and gaining traction but being stuck is hard to get past, but I think what everyone said above is the best route.

It's like spinning wheels; cannot get traction. 

The other one just listed a week ago but is getting a lot of traction.  

My wife has me building shelves, furniture or creating pieces for our apartment and I have a limited amount of tools at my disposal, and still save money versus just buying the end product.I have some more due diligence to do, but you're absolutely someone I need to talk to when I have gained some more traction in the analyzing process.Glad to be here!

I always mentioned "you're the only one I trust" and that seemed to get a lot of traction for follow-on assignments.

I know it's been a hot topic forever, but is there any real traction happening currently that could actually make it to the top for approval?

We are hyper focused on providing our LP a solid passive return while we learn the ropes and hope to repeat/increase volume as we gain traction.

Its about how you differentiate your property and get the good review traction.