To become a high-performing individual, you can follow these steps:Set clear goals: Determine what you want to achieve and set specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals for yourself.Develop a strong work ethic: Be disciplined, focused, and dedicated to your work.Manage your time effectively: Prioritize your tasks and use time-management techniques such as the Pomodoro method to increase productivity.Continuously learn and improve: Stay informed of new developments in your field, take courses and workshops to develop new skills, and seek feedback from others to continually improve.Stay organized: Keep your workspace and schedule organized to reduce distractions and stress.Take care of your physical and mental well-being: Exercise regularly, eat a healthy diet, and get enough sleep.

They measure and then about a month later install in 1 day.  

A true custom is someone will measure your wall to wall and then install them on site, accuracy can be up to 1/8".

I have some basic ideas of what I would like in mine, underground oil tanker scan, septic tank check, setback measurement, etc.

Ask yourself,  "What specific, measurable things do I want to accomplish?

DSCR is a measure of the property's ability to cover its debt service payments.NOI/Payment, not (NOI+(Other non-related income))/Payment.There are only 2 ways to improve DSCR:1) Increase the numerator (NOI) either by increasing income (of the property specifically) or by decreasing expenses (tax abatement, lower insurance premium, restructuring leases to put more expenses on tenants, etc).

In addition to the tactical and analytical aspects of achieving this number, there is a lot of philosophy behind it ... below are a few of my current thoughts on the subject (none of which I came up with and some may disagree on):Wealth is measured in time, not dollars.

Geoff:We've been incorporating energy efficiency measures into our retrofits for a few years now.  

How do you measure the risk associated with this market compared to others?  

Measure twice - - Cut just once".