This is also where a smart lock (with guest log time stamps) and doorbell cam come in handy  

I recognize there's a lot I have to learn, but I bring a surplus of energy and a hunger for knowledge.My day job revolves around design, and I'm excited to merge that expertise with real estate.

I'm in contract on a flip where I had doubts the property was ever connected to city sewer, yet could not find any evidence of aseptic, a quick call to the sewer dept they cam out a few days later dumped die down the sink and sure enough confirmed its connected.

Revolving credit or lump sum.

This will cut off numerous problems.Also, most conflicts revolve  around bathroom and kitchen tidiness.

If you get their commercial revolving card, you can ask for discount even on low purchases, 5-10% (i usually ask for 10% and they usually give it to me).To wrap:Revoling Card - 5-10% on all purchasesPurchase 125k per year or more - 2% rebate on all purchases + 1000(or 1500) minimum for bid room pricesPurchase 2500/transaction or more - qualified for bid room priceBid room pricing - 10-25% discount on total purchase per transactionOther sites like build.com (dropship companies) can offer big discounts, they don't hold inventory and all that so it cuts their costs.

So many of the meetings would revolve around a developer saying yes or no to design options that took countless hours of work.

It's a revolving line of credit.

Exactamundo @Walt Payne I had the extreme displeasure of trying to use a WY LLC with members in CA, CO, and FL to own property in KS being used for Govt. revolving infrastructure money.  

Currently I have a Nest cam on it so if we get any rain, I can monitor it from my phone and listen in/watch to make sure it's starting.