Very water resistant.

My guess is that @Will Barnard is looking for apartment complexes in Dallas that don't come with squatters.Sorry Will, I couldn't resist!

She knows this town very well, but I'm looking to expand to a nearby town and have had some resistance from another realtor wanting to work with me since my realtor is very well known.

I've found a large resistance to title companies doing double closings or paying out a large sum of money to someone just standing in the middle.

You may have to stab at 5-6 different spots within the same 3 sq. ft. area before you find little resistance with your stakes.I suggest using a mix of telephone pole signs and in-ground, as each has their strengths and weakness.In-ground signs:They are not going to last very long, usually a week or less, just like everyone else commented above.

great to hear from everyone, and I couldn't resist jumping in.

Currently, I'm trying to have patience and resist the urge to immediately take action because sometimes you have to wait (vacancy).There are a few things I would like to clear up.

I am a big believer in creating situations where you can succeed with the least amount of resistance and starting off a relationship where you show the tenant that you are protecting them and you can be very beneficial towards keeping a tenant for a longer period of time.

Which may be an initial phone call (so she understands your tone ) and then follow up with a letter with a gift card.Now if they put up some resistance with your request, how would you move forward?

Sorry, but I couldn't resist...