There are many flight related training programs at Randolph, but one of the most relevant is PIT (pilot instructor training). 

I might have a talk with her if it happens again, and point her to the relevant clause in the lease.

Due to their geographical range for customers, I'd actually argue that they specialize in more suburban locations because people are willing to drive from 30-50+- miles away to shop there. 

We(my partner and me) have discussed on the strategies which we need to adopt.1.Which strategy to a adopt as a beginner to attract customers?

As a broker, the broker's job, in a sense, is to call customers and to also call banks to continue to find more loans for their clients.  

so you know...basic rule in contracting, take the labor/materials...then double it to the customer.

The agent/property manager i'm working with is family so all of those associated fees would be waved and my location after graduation would be less relevant.

@Jay Hinrichs lumber prices have always fluctuated, seen it for the 32 years i have been in construction, i don't worry myself over it, but the end customer may see an increase. it's just the government playing their games as usual, and i know lumber yards have been raising their prices a little but i do not think it will be a big hit to the prices. prices right now are the same as they were in 2013.

You might want to look in to where events like the aforemention happened and then advertise the tiny home near that event site and if you get a bite you could then find a temp site, if you cant find a site you can let the customer know it won't be available this year or whatever you decide to say, In this way you wouldn't be moving it unnessecarily and if you plan your calendar right it would minimize the number of moves you'd make with the tiny home,  It's just one girls thoughts best of luck to youMelissa

I wish there were more negative reviews out there to educate these poor customers that they're wasting their money.