We don't where on that spectrum this falls, that is all I am saying.

you are going to be weeding out (i would assume), a lot of solid tenants. i often find great tenants with scores around 650.on the other end of the spectrum, twice monthly rent is a fairly low threshold (again: without knowing your price points or tenant base).  

For that higher end of the price spectrum I could buy new RTA cabinets and replace the existing with brand new.

Real estate agents have a vast spectrum of competency, meaning you're more likely than you'd think to get an incompetent representative. 

Now I am on the opposite spectrum..  

There are a number of home builders that do the spectrum from kits as you describe to just providing plans for DiYers.

He's built up his business over the last 30+ years but is still on the low volume, high quality end of the spectrum. 

Our current tenants are already very wasteful when it comes to utilities (they never turn the furnace/lights off), so our averages from the past year are already on the high end of the spectrum. 

I have clients on different ends of the spectrum.  

I really love the  "let me tell you a story"  type of answers which is pretty useless.From do it all yourself on one end of the spectrum, then $99 SnapFlatFee for listing, ask for discounts/flat fee, to ..90% of you all saying "just shut up and pay...like the rest of us"Nobody knows a better, more novel way of doing this?