It makes them nearly impossible to smash through and I have had lawn chairs smack them in a wind and not break my windows.2.

When the main presentation is over and it's "networking time" I simply look around the room, find that person, grab a chair, plop it down in front of them with a smile and say "Hi I'm Jason!

Thanks Terry, I was on the Board of Directors of Habitat here and we started the re-store.

We always send a letter first with all of our contact information when we transition existing tenants to our management, then our leasing director goes out and meets them, talks to them, shows them what our trucks look like so they know who we are (we do a lot of drive-bys when we're in areas just to eyeball for outside issues). 

Honestly, some foliage and a few basic chairs could create a peaceful outdoor space for very low investment- maybe wait on the building decision and have this in the meantime. 

That'll get you more than sitting in a chair for 3 days listening to a guy after quick cash.

@Noel Carey I am Director of PR for Do Hard Money- welcome to Bigger Pockets!

Getting an MBA is just allowing me to potentially make more money, probably by putting in longer hours as a manager or director....no thank you.

Hi Guys...I read the book...and I loved it... there are some great insights in there...from the website, I sent an inquiry for the coaching program...I had a call from someone who scheduled a phone call with what he called "program director"I've just finished the call with that guy who appeared to me like a salesman who tried aggressively to sell me the program on spot for $ 4,899.He tried to embarrass me by making me feel that if didn't pay immediately, then I'm not serious about the coaching, I'm chickening out and accordingly I'll never be rich having this attitude...he tried to sell me a service that looked very vague to me!!

I am the Director of Real Estate for a multifamily developer in Houston, TX that specializes in boutique walk up 100 units or less.