@Krista PorterConstruction shouldn't be effected you see city construction and homes still being built even inspections are adapting.

We're trying to adapt to this crisis and create win-win situations. 

And how many property owners will be able to adapt to the new rules and new demands of customers?

The market is always changing, your niche and focus may shift in time and you want to keep the door open to adapting with the market.  

For a 20 unit building this would result in $150/unit/month that can be captured from utility companies for an annual cash flow of about $180,000 added to rentscurrently being charged, in addition to immediately added equity.This technology is also scalable and adaptable to automotive and trucking applications.

BE ADAPTABLE.

Honestly we are still adapting and changing to the markets.

Its a different animal calculating price per sq/ft because of the addition and adapting and reusing material.

Sounds to me like you may be trying to put a square peg in a smaller round hole trying to adapt leads to a strategy, that is bass ackwards, you look at the property, the circumstances, the goals of the owner and then select the best strategy to get the owner's problem solved.

Most note buyers seem to come from RE, adapting skill sets from that point of view is rather flawed, especially those thinking they will acquire the property as if they bought it.