Question to the apartment owners, management companies, single family portfolio investors and the like.Would installing solar panels on your income producing assets make sense if there was no upfront installation cost and you could "bill" the customer for electricity that the sun produces for each property?

@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 want to use maybe the first dozen jobs or so as free labor for the customer.

(I worked in customer service previously, verbal judo is a required skill IMO)4) Go nuclear.

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

They simply, let the customers know coffee was on Sheena Konas, a local realtor and gave them my card with their order.

Hi there,So I've been remodeling homes for a number of years and want to move into building custom homes and I was hoping to hear from people who have maybe made the same leap or any advise/things to look for in making this transition.

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.