The other gadgets, in my opinion, appeal to landlords and not at all to tenants- and not to the degree of setting you apart.I would seriously look at the Chicago controls thermostats, they are not flash, but they will save you $ while still allowing the tenant freedom.Other things I am very much “meh” about.

And do landlords include "no vaping" policies in the lease as well as no smoking policies?

I would be including everything that a small family, couple or single person needs, such as linens, kitchen gadgets, utensils, etc. 

Simply this:Sure you found a motivated seller that so-happen-to-be in foreclosure... that doesn't mean that by pulling the foreclosure list you will get a list of motivated sellers.There does NOT exist a way, method, system, gadget, software, or app, that can target motivated sellers.

You can still add no smoking or vaping inside the house. 

Some people would rather watch TV, vape, drive a fancy vehicle, wear $300 sneakers, and complain about how the man is keeping them down.

Got all kinds of gadgets, radio, CD player, foot massage, body jets, rain showers, ozone sterilization, steam, exhaust fan, telephone etc...a new one sells for $3000. 

Anyone that tells you that a longterm marketing plan is wrong seriously needs to stop investing and go chop coconuts or something.EVERYONE obsesses about technology, the latest gadget, the latest facebook ad trick.. it is BULLPOOP!!

Turns out the leak under the toilet and water coining out of the medicine cabinet was related, was a big issue, no one said anything because they thought it was nothing.Either you or a good PM should handle these issues, not the tenants or let them decide.The other issue about using software and high tech gadgets like digital locks.

Far more efficient lighting, appliances and switching transformers for gadgets have reduced loads.Something I'm not understanding about these ungrounded old systems.