@Lisa Graesser Following this thread - I am wondering how Houfy monetizes from the listings if they don't charge either hosts or guests. 

I care on what tenant/buyer it get's me and the ROI for the amenity, time to list saved, competitive advantage, my care is in the monetization side of things and NOT in schlepping solar to people. 

I meant that for 20 years -  I've had 90% of my net worth invested in small businesses,  I've never had less than 40 full time employees, perhaps 1500 customers per month - tons of profit - but tons of risk and competition - - - and after monetizing that, I don't want to go back to risky cut-throat 24/7, where millions are invested and risked.      

Cherry picking the best for yourself, wholesaling the things that don't work for you, and referring the rest to Creative financers, Agents, or anyone else in the continuum who can monetize the lead.It wasn't until I learned to do this that my business really began growing.Hope that helps.

So new ownership that needs to monetize their investment to to a far greater degree than the original owner who had sweat equity. 

CHAT GBT response :  Here are a few ways that you can make money using chatbots in the real estate industry:Lead generation: By answering potential buyers' questions and capturing their contact information, you can generate leads and create a sales funnel that converts leads into clients.Commission from Sales: By using chatbot to help clients find and purchase properties, you can earn commission from the sale as a real estate agent.Advertising: Some chatbot platforms allow you to monetize your chatbot by displaying ads to users.

In my opinion, I don't think you should be that concerned about per sqft.it's about cash flow and return. so with your numbers.you can charge 700-850/month. lets assume your expense is 30% (tax, utilities, insurance etc)700-850 x 70% = $490-595/mo Net incomeReturn On Investment (490-595 X 12)/ 60,000 (5880-7140)/60,000: 9.8%-11.9%Assuming you don't have to do any repairs.I also didn't put your financing..It would look like this. lets take the 700 rent, 20% down, 5%, 3o yr : $320/mo 3840/yr(5880- 3840)/12,000: 17%

Casey Eberhart (he isn't on here) is my mentor for monetizing my network and proper networking.

If this is the case, the seller might want to consider a monetized installment sale. 

Also, the annuity payments include return of principal, so there would likely be a little bit of capital gains tax every year.When you couple an intermediary installment sale approach with a separate monetization loan, you may be able to get cash at closing that you can use to re-invest and still get tax-deferral.