I use Sugar, it’s free, and it works VERY well and I can even interface it into my autoresponder.I think I got close to 93 emails today about this SIMS system.I understand they want to make a buck, by why not make it more affordable.

,cf.osb&biw=1600&bih=1031&wrapid=tlif133236145366710&q=morningside+detroit&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=0x8824d5cfbcc1d64fab5528b3,Morningside,+Detroit,+MI&gl=us&ei=9zhqT7fWFMSEsgLVvtSvCQ&sa=X&oi=geocode_result&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CCQQ8gEwAAI am a Detroit native and some are sugar-coating it.

Neither is necessarily right or wrong, you have to do what's right for you, but i have to say I believe there are 2 different kinds of debt - consumption debt which is bad (e.g. student loans and credit cards), which Kiyosaki calls "doo dads" and what I consider "good debt", by using other peoples money (such as a bank) to purchase INCOME PRODUCING ASSETS (NOT speculative ones).

I was hoping to see some creative ideas like "AI leasing agents" or  "using AI to optimize electricity consumption and HVAC operations in an office building" 

Some people include it in the rent but I did not want to do that since the bill can fluctuate with consumption. 

I'm from the Sugar Land area in Houston and looking to buy my first property later this year.  

Keller Williams in Sugar House is close to downtown and they have a lot of good resources there. 

Has anyone tried to use smart thermostats to track individual units heat consumption.

You will need to have enough in it to give the agent some sugar, but then you could assign your option.  

I'm not going to sugar coat it but you are in for a tough time.