Highly action oriented and results driven.As a real estate investor, you need both ying and yang.I am definitely tend to be extremely yang.

(Great for follow ups)Direct mail tends to work best when you send a campaign of 5-7 different pieces, 4 weeks apart from each other.

So if the homeowner wants to replace the particle board with OSB or plywood they have to pay the difference which in the overall scheme of things is quite negligible and well worth it.Belly boards aka vapor or varmint barrier is always a problem and needs to be checked regularly as plumbers and other tradesmen will tear it from limb to limb and not repair or replace it correctly if at all.

The issue with carpet cleaners you buy is that they just don't heat (or keep) the water hot enough and (as pointed out) drying time seems to be much longer.If you find a local carpet cleaner service (as opposed to one of those national companies) they tend to be less expensive.  

The firm I work for, we primarily get off-market properties so our investors tend to get them at deep discount.

Sellers who fit into these categories tend to be motivated to seller so they can move on with life.

I overlook the financial side and tend to think that "I will figure it out later" mentality.

Also, fiberglass screening is much easier to work with than aluminum, though aluminum does tend to last longer.  

The sprayfoam is mold proof and vapor impermeable, thus sealing it off. 

It tends to show up during the hottest part of the summer & diminishes as the weather cools down.