@Blake Jones I'm surprised no one else has mentioned this yet, but my company has implemented surety bonds has a way to lower the barrier to entry to renters.

It’s the same concept as to what improvement a flipper would implement.

The cost was ~$2 per hour and it sounds like a good tool to implement in our business. 

Also,see if you can implement RUBS, and would definitely do a cost segregation study to accelerate depreciation. 

This requires an owner to implement some kind of value-add strategy to increase the rents and NOI high enough to justify higher value and higher loan proceeds.

Even though I am new to this industry, I work full time in Event Operations, so I have skills in creating and implementing systems to improve efficiency and repeatability, and working in an urgent and time sensitive environment with strict and important deadlines.  

Definitely the direction I was leaning and will implement as part of my rental strategy.

My question is what systems can be implemented to better serve the needs of this complex? 

But how do you know what systems to implement or build and how do you do that?

Each group is pandered to with different a psudo gin-ed up problem (advertised to), and given their supposed savior national candidate to (hopefully) vote for in a primary, and then the actual primary votes do not really matter and the "Seller" chooses the predetermined runner for the National Election (hoping that because the SJW's "Felt" support for their interim media propped up (false) savior, they will Vote for the "Sellers" chosen National Candidate.In a nutshell, it seems one way to stop those local's who align themselves with the "Seller" from implementing these laws, is not educating the locals (they are missing the point of this and actually solving the made up problem), might be to somehow appeal to the National part of it.