The value I see in the $35k is not in the education or coaching (though there is certainly value in that), but the turn-key access to their systems.

You just have to find that source that fits with what you enjoy and work it and then systemize it and hire others to work it.

I have a property I just (yesterday) spent $1800 on putting in a filtration system to remedy bad water.

New landlords have a fear of the court system.

The home is a modular on about 1 acer with own well system. 

Any floating system would work.

Commerecial insurance does not use this system, but asks for "Loss Runs". 

It goes to show you what a quality product in a good school system can pull.

Once you start managing more residents, but aren't quite ready to jump into a full on property management company, what do you suggest for a great maintenance request system?  

(Another reason I am installing on-demand systems.)Also make sure the alarm is annoying as the constant rush of water didn't seem to concern them or your interests.these are the guys we buy from for audible alarms etchttp://www.signalguys.com/p/MT4-115-S.html