Very dependent on each home's usage profile (as you mentioned) along with heating/cooling equipment type, utility rates and and solar net metering schemas.

Most definitely and yes. very cool, what kind of cost per lead/cost per acquisition are you seeing?

Bear in mind that Tankless units must be drained and de-scaled each year (by a licensed Plumber), or you will void the warranty.When I was building a lot, most people in the SD beach area wanted the tankless (generally only because they were cool and groovy).

Find an hoa that is cool with short term.

I've heard that oversizing the AC can lead to humidity issues due to short cooling cycles.

The automation aspect was cool, but as carriers are getting stricter it's going to be harder to have good delivery rates.

I can't remember how many times I was "cooled off" and I was honestly surprised when they asked me to be a Mod.

I don't think you even need to be a general contractor or subcontractor to set up an account there.They have a cool warehouse Northwest of Chicago.Otherwise, Home Depot's Lifeproof floor is pretty nice too, but not sure how it compares in pricing to what you saw.

I did have over 200 section 8 houses as I drank the cool aid way back when .. but geesh now we just stick to A class and live with the 4 to 6% returns and no drama and no destroyed houses.. its more than just the tenants its also the neighborhoods were crime is real etc..

That would've been cool!