Lenza, or any customer, is correct in asking for expenses and any other reasonable questions he has to analyze the investment. 

What we do for our customers is we weatherize their home first.

All of those activities wouldn't be in a "traditional" Customer Relationship Management tool anyway. 

Shoot for something that the stereotypical customer of the theater(s) would enjoy for before/after a show.

Future investors might consider this and possibly look into local property management solutions if they're not able to frequently visit the site.Recommendations and Networking: Sharing contacts like Jeff Chisum who have proven helpful in your investment journey is beneficial for the community and helps foster reliable networks of professionals.Lessons Learned: Your insights into the challenges of managing a high-elevation STR during winter are invaluable.

I have a biz cc with a decent limit and since Ive been a good customer with excellent credit they extend me ZERO interest cash advances often good for 18-21 months!  

These got busted for setting up accounts without customers consent.

So there's arguably more value in that established customer base.  

I would make one recommendation and that is to look up some smaller brokerages to see what other agents (or even their customers) have to say about them.

When we do get a customer that wants to work with us, the builder tries to torpedo us at every turn.