I may try laundry mats and all that tommorrow morning as my next step I am running out of ideas.

And also look at outdoor mats, indoor mats and rugs, etc.

There are probably a lot of cash strapped partners trying to cash out of their investment interests right now.

This will probably be a profitable trend that continues and expands in other directions for increasingly revenue-strapped government entities.After all, LLs are 'big fat rich' targets who cannot easily walk away, and who generate zero sympathy from the voting class.

You can get a few hundred business cards printed up for $20 or less, with your contact info and even some brief bullet points of what you do, then leave a few at bus stops, laundry mats, barber shops, hand them out when networking, leave them at the door or mailbox of the houses you've noted when driving for dollars, etc... same with postcards.  

I really feel bad for some of these folks who got themselves strapped.

Seems like guests would not be opening and closing it between uses (especially a true pool safe cover with straps) so I don’t see any real added protection there.

Good luck.OH ya just buy a bunch of rentals and retire with passive income.. be financially free. when in fact if you have debt your financially strapped to these things.. until you sell them.   

And, to add insult to injury by castigating those of us who have, and are still boot strapping our business (many with a W2) until we can have "deep reserves" is  not only offensive but disconnected.

On older homes in Florida, whether wood frame or block, the roof was either not required to be strapped down or very minimally.