Each of these is of course a temporary measure with further court action neccessary.

It is simple and measures exactly the thing I should be measuring.

Maybe the decline of the dollar won't look so bad measured against the other declining currencies of the world.

The concepts work I guess (I have not taken any of his courses but others I have checked out were based on concepts that were plausible ), but for what cost to you vs returns you will get ... that's hard to measure. 

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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).