The answer depends on the speed you can get a simple, professional website with basic information and a fillable form to capture customer data.

Instead, think respectful and professional interactions, open and honest communication, prompt response to tenant needs, establishment of good property management systems, and customer service. 

If you are an electrician and you charge $75 an hour nobody would chastise you for turning down a job offer from a customer who wants you to work for $12 an hour.

In addition to the energy savings the customer will have (more $ they have to pay rent), another perk of tankless units is lifespan.

and how does your company sustain overtime with these "lifetime" warranty as if the customer experience any problems with foundation, you will be called and you will have to provide the support. 

Your handyman is probably working under a standard business license, which forbids being paid or accepting payment for more than $1000 on any job or for any customer in a given year.

So I assumed they don't need new customers. 

In talking to potential leasees/buyers they LOVE the idea of some rent going to purchase price and HATE the idea of some going towards seller concessions I simply want to give my customers what they want and not trigger Dodd frank if possible I have a few pieces of land I am moving used doublewides ontoThinking Of Selling with owner finance the mobile home titles as automobiles are to not trigger Dodd frank complications.

As a possible solution, I located an online form submission site that allows me to create a custom form, to which I can provide a link in my advertisement.

Property was bought by a family and they build a nice big custom home on it.