I'll be sure not to spread myself too thin and soak up as much as I can on BP.Thank you both :)

I have a high end rental that I do turf maintenance on which entails several services a year that include weed preventer and fertilizer as well as an annual aeration and seeding.

You planted the seed, hopefully it grows.

Hardwood is pourous and will slowly soak up the adhesive over time.

I used to offer tenants up to $100 rent credit each year (depending on size of yard) if they wanted to send receipts for grass seed, weed & feed, crabgrass preventer, hardwood mulch, etc., (no labor, just materials) but not since I bought out-of-town rentals and use a property manager.

Apparently this varies by market quite a bit, and large investment firms buying piles of homes are soaking up some of the excess supply.

Take James' advice on soaking up the podcasts.

I've chosen to begin with Wholesaling to generate seed capital for future deals & to focus on Lease Options to establish continuous Streams of income in the long term.

My timeline was hopefully to get something going by February, but after a few recent weeks of chaos around every corner, it seems the idea of waiting to get a little bit of seed $$ is waiting too long.

As Napoleon Hill said, "Every failure yields the seed of an equivalent success."