If that tenant moves out in Nov. you'll probably need interior paint and possibly new carpets.  

I have a ton a respect for your innovation!!!!

But even our company is looking outside the box on cool innovations.   

All economic relationships are inherently two-way.Even here there is room for innovation that arrives at the need for both profits and increased mutual trust (automation).An example (off the cuff) is:Offering all new labor (birdies) an opt-in for a fixed payment over time versus upfront for all closed business.

I'm still hopeful that there are some innovative ways to make this work.   

Focus on effective, not creative or innovative.

I don't think I'm nearly as qualified as many investors on this site, however I do know that most products I've come in contact with lately are nothing new or innovative, concepts that I have been studiying for years and most don't give you the full story..

@NA Berndt - I have a post about this - you might find it interesting.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/61/topics/385197-innovative-house-hack---my-approach

But you'll need to be innovative to get your message out in that market. 

So, does anyone have any innovative strategies that you think I could focus on to build my list in the US?