If the general rule is to buy in the path of progress, I guess the opposite would also be true. 

I am continually reviewing my goals and the progress I have made.

I ask because I've only used free online resources like the Trulia.com Crime Heatmap, which previously had green to yellow to orange to red to indicate progressively increased crime, but is now just progressively darker shades of blue (likely due to the historical association with "redlining").

Thieves cut the power at the meter, SimpliSafe just keeps working.Sets up quickly and easily, can be customized with extra sensors, and the setup can be changed easily depending on the progress of the renovation.

Hi Mike, I've been in a similar boat for the past year and a half or so, but I am finally making some faster progress.  

IMO there is a level of expectation that the manager will not be perfectly in tune with you, but that’s why you have regular touch points via phone or email to check on progress, changes, etc. 

Hi @Frank BonzaiYou should have a general outline/idea of what you want to say to the owner, but it's much better to let the conversation progress organically. 

I always invite my private lenders to visit the site so they can see the progress.  

Joe, Congrats on your progress so far. 

work in progress Lessons learned?