My idea of Class C rentals was low end finishes, like laminate counter tops, linoleum, and durable finishes that aren't necessarily nice but functional to live with.

It would be easy to manipulate individuals that weren't functioning on a higher level to live wherever th NP wanted them to.The other side of that coin though is, if we don't think the NP has any nefarious motives, we can understand how not having a different landlord and lease for each property would be a good thing. 

The website seems to have much better functionality.

I'm thinking of it as a functional learning project. 

For example, some of the best CPAs I know have a barely functioning website.

It should be clean and functional upon move out.

I won't have any more traffic in the alley until we put the garage in from here on - we have very few deliveries left that can't be from the front.While the City cost to operate is so bizarrely inflated, it gives insight into how it functions.

Often when a property is handed down generation-to-generation, it maintains its original—often functionally obsolete—infrastructure.

I've heard a lot of owners use timers to help costs; but I've also heard a lot of guests don't like the timer function (I get where each side is coming from!).

I wouldn't call it a bubble because it appears to be a function of supply.