I had to coach him through changing it over the phone because the closets have linear fluorescents, and he didn't know what to do.I'm focusing on the day job now, but I had to share. 

They tried to hire an electrician to repair the balast of a 1970s fluorescent light for $150 + overrides. 

This is the same bldg inspector that had a fire in his basement because he installed old fluorescent light fixtures he picked up at a garage sale with antiquated ballasts that o/heated & caught fire!!!!

He put a fluorescent bulb in there and it flickered then turned off.I could have sworn when I was there a few days ago the light was working fine, I had all the lights one when I was doing a walk through, no issues.

I always hated fluorescent lights and cubicles when I worked in an office.

Burnt out lightbulb, toilet flapper not seating, worn agitator dogs, bad ballast in fluorescent lights, faulty circuit breaker, leaking wax ring in commode, loose p-trap cap connecters under sink, modem has reset to factory default, thermocouple needs replaced on hot water tank, filters need replaced for central heat/air, ceiling fan needs balanced, lint trap on dryer is torn, source input needs reprogrammed on HDTV remove, headboards too close to wall and making impact damage. 

Get a PM that triages repairs at least a little over the phone to reduce site visits, carries simple things like caulk and miscellaneous screws with them to reduce trips to the store and knows not to waste time repairing old fluorescent fixtures for instance or charges $150 a month to collect your laundry change.    

@Darrin Carey and @Ozzy Smith Thank you both so much for taking the time a couple months ago to drop knowledge on me when I was JUST JUST starting out, I know I am still green, but I was practically neon fluorescent green when I talked with you guys.

Guerrilla marketing: go to a printer and get brightly colored stock paper, I like limegreen or fluorescent red, stay away from orange which is danger colorCreate a one-page website called _________rent to own homes.

Very often, LED bulbs can be used as direct replacements for existing halogen/incandescent/fluorescent etc.