They come in two flavors -public and private.

Each suburb has its own flavor when it comes to building codes! 

We've got proximity to the mountain, 300 days of sun, great beer, legal weed, an awesome food scene, beautiful parks, tons of little neighborhoods with their own commercial strip, and a diversified economy that seems to continue to attract businesses and therefore jobs and therefore people that make for a vibrant city.

Everyone has their own flavor customized to their individual preferences and use cases but these cover the major software verticals you'll need to get up and running.

Again, these questions have a bit of turnkey flavor to them, but they work very well when interviewing management companies. 

 - WeirdCRM seemed to be a bit more robust than other software.NO hands on demo, only a guided presentation... no matter how often I asked, they had a sales rebuttal every time.Pros: Color Scheme felt a bit more vibrant and lively.In house integration as a single solution - why pay for multiple software.What am I asking from the BP community is if you have any experience raising capital on any other platform and what your feedback would be. 

Flipping and rentals are fairly simple to get a flavor for from other people's experience. 

Any way back to Texas what flavor do you produce there I have never seen a Texas made wine.? 

There's a flavor for every type of real estate publicly traded as a REIT.

One block can be very vibrant with occupied properties and homeownership, and the block around the corner can be completely distressed.