Once I acknowledged that everyone lives differently and there's not really anything I can do about it, I let it go.We've still have our standards, but have adopted a pay-as-you-go approach.  

But Verizon approached me and ask for lease of the land beneath the tower (about 150 sf) to build a cell (they will take care of landscaping/maintenance)  so they can use the tower (not sure about any deal between Verizon and Oncor).

I wanted to start this discussion by stating that I'm sick and tired of getting approached by people recruiting for MLM companies.  

Create a list of items, their cost and where they should be purchased.The next big things is labor and how many hours it will take.I remember approaching workman and contractors at Home Depot about 6 am, picking up material for their jobs.

It does require some different approaches to management at times but if the process is understood and planned for it is great.  

If you want to start making money here is my advice: get an education, find a partner if funding is an issue, and approach your dealings in an honest, fair, and legal manner.

Turn Key provides built in relationships but there are draw backs to that approach( you will typically loose a lot of your equity capture as that becomes the providers profit and not your wealth).

It seems like an OK plan, but I'm wondering if there's a more organized approach to take.Thank you!

Welcome @Joshua NapierSounds like a good approach. 

I have been approach by a person who knows that some of my investments are in C-D class areas and that I am familiar with Section 8 properties.