In my case, there were no open seams and the three buckets of Henry Tropic-Cool, generally believed to be the best of the readily-available silicone roof coatings, cost me $1200 through Home Depot.So now I'm rolling on the Tropic-Cool, and it's going to take me, one obese, out-of-shape, middle-aged guy, two four-hour work periods, so 8 hours of physical labor.

I’m counted among those who really needed what the seasoned experts were patiently offering when I walked in the shoes of someone who valued any input or advice I could get; even if I didn’t realize there was a search option.

Be patient, the right tenants will come.

Hello BP,I've been using a part time ( 4hrs per day 5 days a week) VA for 3 months now, my VA is doing Lead Gen, Cold Calling, SMS, Direct Mail, Email & RVM, my question is I am not getting much success with this strategy, should I be patient and continue to wait and trust the process?

A good medical practice with a great staff can see around 4,000 patients a year.

I have had a desire to get into rentals since my teenage years, and have studied and waited patiently for the right time.

I would just be patient.

It sounds like you are but take your time and be patient.

Be patient, learn from your mistakes, and adjust your strategy as needed.

New investors normally don't pull the trigger the first time, but if you are patient with them about 10% of them will come around.