This is a very thin product; not nearly as thick as allure, but works well if the surface is prepped correctly.

You literally can't see the front of the house from the street 10 feet away, the brush is so thick. 

I don't want to (for example) by a dilapidated house that I'm convinced I'll fix up and resell and then end up spending the rest of my life living with a leaky roof because I never got around to buying roofing nails.So my theory is that, if I can muster the commitment to get through, say, 5 thick books on real estate investing--if I don't give up and get board halfway through--well, that's a pretty good sign.

Get something with a decent Ml thickness.

We looked at a foreclosure and next door they were building a duplex ranch for older people as the area is thick with older adults wanting to downsize or get out of houses with stairs.

I just write on them with a thick a$& permanent marker. 

Still in the thick of it and certainly know that it’s not perfect...but, learning every step of the way

I started out with thick comforters, and then wondered how I could possibly wash and dry a King & a Queen size comforter in a few hours. 

I was able to get more when I first bought the place because I have some very, very desperate renters who turned out to be more drama than it was worth.)As I am currently in the thick of all this I am open to other suggestions.

@Jessica G.It doesn't matter how thick your skin is.