My team and I also have a good infrastructure in place for out of state investors (i.e. connections to contractors, property management companies, lenders etc.)

If the building is only one meter it's going to be difficult to get tenants to be happy with paying for the neighbor who plays with the thermostat.There are many digital tools to monitor a range. 

Trying to get the ROI as possible.Thank you Just like the others said...comps. don't cheap out on infrastructure and safety thogh.

Factors such as the property's condition, amenities, local infrastructure, and market trends can all play a significant role in determining its value.

For $400 you could use http://energycurb.com/ , which is an electricity only sub meter that monitors 18 separate circuits and also makes the information available online in real time.  

I would like to set the marketing infrastructure like a true marketing department to make it easier to develop, implement, and manage marketing campaigns and activities.

New projects outside the entertainment industry are creating new jobs, and the citys of Las Vegas, Henderson and North Las Vegas invest heavily in infrastructure and improving live quality, which are all great signs to start or continue investing here.

There should be some good locals that monitor that state forum.  

We also closesly monitor Perrysburg, Anthony Wayne and Springfield school districts for inventory. 

So we are making do.We too have installed a landlord thermostat to better monitor the duplex.