We have a lot of turnover (new students move in every year), so inviting new tenants to the Vivint app is fairly straightforward.

If you're trying to accomplish the scenario above, keep the application limited to windows/doors/cabinetry/trim/etc...the city doesn't have inspectors for those items.What you don't want to do, is a bunch of work outside the permit and invite inspectors to the property to see what you've done. 

Hi @David Bell -- Welcome to BiggerPockets.It is also my understanding that HomeUnion charges an ongoing "management" fee, which is above and beyond any property management fees you have.Since we pride ourselves in the good customer service and communication, I invite and encourage you to contact one of our Investment Counselor's for no-obligation Strategy Session.  

Who should I reach out to invite to speak, and do you have any cautionary advice?

I think it works out to about 25$/mo and you can invite unlimited collaborators to your sheets.

I invite three contractors to look at the job at a set time.I walk them through the project, give them the schedule we will adhere to and during this process I give them a list of the items I will be supplying, toilets, lights ext.

If the hotel says checkout time is 11am and client refuses to leave or appears to be under the influence of something, giving them some sort of grief, they may be inviting a the use of force. 

I was not pressured into paying for the courses by my friend that invited me.

I provide a bug free house, if they get bug they must have brought them with them or invited them in.

@Kevin Lefeuvre, I send the URL to our website to each guest with my follow-up email inviting them to book directly with me the next time they want to some to our location.