I'm a newbie to the whole marketing arena, but if I get that low a response rate, wouldn't I re-evaluate my materials?

Would also be interested in properties in rehab, where there is no coverage for theft and burglary, and you have expensive tools, materials and appliances in staging areas.

Spent $30k in materials and did all the work myself. 

They use a machine that puts a epoxy material from my roof all the way down my 4in cast iron pipe, making it a 3in epoxy pipe.

@Jesse BronsYeah those numbers don't just not get me excited but they would scare me.At some point when using leverage, whatever cash flow you think you're getting - if you're not operating on volume and creating some way to cut costs for materials....

Home Depot offers project loans up to $55k at 8% with an 18 month term (long enough to fix the place and refinance) that could be used for materials and installation if performed by Home Depot installers.

Not sure whats going on with the math, but you are looking at a cash flow negative property in hopes of turing it arround on a number of assumptions, which may or may not materialize the way you expect and hope they will.

A good place to start is with @Dave Van Horn's two BP podcasts (#28 and #273) and his recently released book as well as by looking into @Scott Carson's material.

I have been studying material by Dave Van Horn and so far that has been the most helpful. 

Just wanted to followup with you, here is an article about metal roofs you can read. as @Matt Gragg pointed out, yes, if you are by the ocean it can corrode a lot faster, but it depends on the material you use, the cheaper material will corrode and thats why you have to do your homework and see how much you want to spend. here is the article: http://www.metalroofing.systems/top-70-metal-roofi...