Thank you for drawing attention to the ft^2 requirements, the fact neighbors could resist the idea, and also for everyone bringing up the economy of scale discussion.I definitely need to dive more into our local AHJ.

Go to drought resistant small plants that grow slow and are native to your area—leave lots of space between so you can put in flowers when staging.Find a small landscaper who owns and works their business with a tight route.

As for the company name, yea I figured that but it’s just so hard to resist!

The ones I have receive resistance because there is no where to add contingencies, like a neighborhood contingency or something of that nature. 

Landlord tried to force himself into the house but the tenant resisted and shoved him away.

BUILD your relationship until they can't resist the solutions you are providing.

This fortress makes lawyers resistant to take on the case to sue you.The other side of the coin.

Some of them will be ***holes and you’ll want to put them in their place … resist the urge to do this - always be professional. 

@Derek Morrison Generally the path of least resistance will be to work with an in-state lender for an Arizona residential transaction (1-4).

I would say the path of least resistance to get started, would be vacant/abandoned properties.