@David Cianci, from a marketing side: think about thought leadership campaigns, but also knowing how to define a customer base, develop messaging that resonates with this customer's pain points, and offering a clear solution for them.  

I have been a project manager for large scale custom homes for over 20 years.

Once you get it going, use the customer's feedback to make the necessary changes to make it more successful.

Prospective residents could be required to answer customized landlord questions while also needing to provide a valid credit card prior to entry.

Still a customer 2 properties under contract right now. 

That should help you with the calculations for "average period of customer use" to determine how long you have to rent each side, and to how many people, to determine the classification of the activity for tax purposes (passive vs. nonpassive).

Over time, you will want to customize it more towards your needs to be able to scale and be efficient while navigating through your CRM.

So, learn about your customer in that way. 3.

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Getting your depth and width dimensions may be critical if you're installing a tub/shower unit, maybe not so critical if you're building a custom shower stall.