Pretty dirty ecologically speaking.  

As to reserve funds, they are good to have, and avoids the imposition of special assessments.I lived in a condo once and the majority of owners are extremely cost conscious.

Like I could imagine that if you're in a water conscious area of the country, you really can't drain in between stays.

We got to be our current size exactly because are cost conscious and return those cost savings to our investors.As I stated in my original post, I'm planning on finding some good templates as a start and then sharing them with our lawyer for modifications.  

., while I don't know of any of these first hand, I would be very conscious of how they are setup: how many investors are able to invest and have access to the units, are there blackout dates, etc?

When you have someone consciously checking if they are credible.. you failed.

Environmentally conscious approach and offers end to end solution.

I would recommend first, greatly strengthen your David Green's defense pillar, meaning, live a very very lean lifestyle, every expense has to be a very conscious decision. 

I personally have ZERO desire to consciously choose to acquire an asset that is losing me money.

It may not even be a conscious decision on the part of the creators.