Luckily, after speaking with the program leader, we are going to require all tenants to pay one year of renter's insurance up front and it will get rolled into their monthly budget.

Give me a real estate portfolio that is growing and I am 100% sure, a leader is behind it.

You also don't want the landscaper to have to leave your project because another contractor is in the way or blocking access to an area they need to get too for the their next task, so they go to another job and than your project gets "set aside".Best advice is communication is key, if you don't have a GC or Project Manager running the show tell each contractor what other tasks you need done and ask them if those other contractors will be impeding their ability to perform the tasks you want them to complete.Being a crew leader if a crew calls me and says they are stuck and can't go any further due to another contractor being in the way I am sending them to the next job location, I will not pay them to sit around until the roofer is done. 

@Felix Z. you should also reach out to @Julian A Beeks who is the ring leader of a NWI REI local meet up.

You can tell instantly by the language and the religious connections they try to use. 

However, it is one that I personally have to oppose, since, for religious reasons, I am opposed to taking on hyper excessive amounts of debt.

Definitely call your local city council or leaders and make the case that many people have parents that are elderly; that need to be close by so that adult children can be their caregivers, etc.

Look into https://renttoretirement.com/, they're one of the leaders in the space. 

I have a background in landscaping, my "9-5 job" is a crew leader for a landscaping company, feel free to PM me and we can talk more in depth. 

I am a real estate team leader, a team member listed it for me.