In your case I would just prime the whole surface with an all purpose primer (e.g.

The surface needs to be clean and sanding generally helps with adhesion.

Surface- Rock or hard surface (concrete/asphalt); If on rock/asphalt put your tongue leg or stabilizer pads on wider pads to spread the weight out.

On the surface, everything looked great.

You can often find deals with great numbers on the surface in these places.

On the surface it might not look like the prime investment opportunity, however below the surface you’ll find dramatic zoning changes, plans for a ton of bars/restaurants and new construction condos.

On the surface, I would agree with Keith in that the $173/Month is low, but if you see enough future "upside" within 12-24 months to bring that up to $500-600 per month it may be worth it.

@Arthur R. van der Vant @John Warren As both operators here in Chicago I know you guys are seeing all of these scam tenants that provide a 100% fake identify which has little red flags on the surface. 

I think the trick is to make sure the person you use preps the surface completely and then uses a quality product to finish it all. 

It's simple to form but I don't think it's beneficial for RE investors aside from surface-level anonymity (Members can still be revealed for anyone serious about finding out).