The things that worked and that you needed to be very good at in 1980 1990 and 2000, are the same skill sets that you've got to have today in order to be successful as a real estate investor.

Plus, cold calling will build skills that will aid you down the road. 

The commercial building is about 15k square feet and is all professional offices.  

Still wondering if anyone is familiar with their software, in which you get professionally designed templates for each room in the house, together with a list of materials and SKU numbers?

Many investors/ REI professionals I've connected with either operate in the Tampa/St.

This person almost sounds like a "professional tenant."  

Amazed by your fund raising skills and ability to bring so many investors together on deals. 

Or are you vetting early and if they are not a skilled/sophisticated investor you kindly move on? 

DO NOT USE A PRESSURE WASHER . the oil soaked into the asphalt , if you pressure wash it you will blow the oil soaked asphalt away , making a hole .Call a professional seal coat company . one that uses coal tar , or asphalt emulsion .

I don't see any poison ivy on the side of our property that has tenants, but I'm not a professional landscaper.