No wonder we don't have a replacement for the space shuttle yet.

I envision a community with pools, clubhouse, social gatherings, shuttles to nearby shopping and medical, "handyman" type services to help seniors with maintaining their homes and yards, someone who can run errands, etc.

I find that with 8 properties, showing vacant units and occasionally repairing issues and shuttling 2 kids to school, sports, and piano, it's still very manageable.My opinion is every landlord should manage at least their first property themselves. 

The East coast was hit harder in values during the last downturn, due to the loss of the Space Shuttle program. 

Consider providing an airport shuttle service, meals and other pet- and family-friendly services.Location is another paramount feature of your product offering.

Remember get it on the college shuttle route.

I was told the space shuttle has five computers that all calculate the same thing and vote, the majority rules and gets to command the shuttle flight, all in real time...try to imagine the possible races in that scenario.Programming was fun in the early days.

When you showed up, he would literally have seven or ten people running all around the property doing the tear down, banging hammers and running saws. it wasn't until i started visiting his other customer sites, that I witnessed the same workers being shuttled from one house to the next for this dog and pony show.

This one is right on Downtown, very close to school and university, in fact, the shuttle bus stop in right at the front of the building.

It made national news- only in SF would (some vocal) people be against tech companies providing free shuttles to their SF based employees.