,I was in your shoes 5-6 years ago.

@Matthew Dunn,If I were in your shoes, given the situation with Irma, I'd let her know that it's fine and waive the fee if she pays on the 6th.    

You're utilizing the food to showcase your produce you're selling.

Perhaps I'm still not understanding the question exactly, but if I were in the investor's shoes, I'd be looking at my IRR over the lifetime of the project.

All the time on BP I see buyers complaining about listing agents doing x, y or z, when they are merely just doing their job which is to help their seller, not the buyer.Put yourself in the shoes of the seller.  

James, there is a lot of people in your shoes in here, (just getting started) I'm like you are also somewhat new to REI as far as buying to keep and rent.

Are they inclined to take off their shoes when they enter?

Utility law is outside my area of expertise, but I do understand what being in the business of doing something is, I do know that brokering utility serves is a regulated activity, providing utility services for a profit puts you in the shoes of a utility provider, regardless of the scale of your business may be.   

If you screen the right tenants, and by this I mean, get tenants with 3 times rent income, good employment history, good credit, and call on their previous landlords, you will find a tenant that views being in your property as much of a privileged as you feel in them being your tenant.If you can put yourself in your tenants shoes, that is also one step in the right direction.  

If this community feels that there are pain points in the property management software out there and is willing to provide desired requirements to ease the pain, I could consider putting the software together that would benefit most as long as there is enough support :)If this concept generates enough interest, we could probably start by doing a google hangout to showcase what I have now, while gathering your feedback to tweak the process so that we're all in the same page before developing the first version of the webapp(not google sheet).