Sometimes it seems like the wheels of justice turn slowly.In Texas, they certainly don't.

I would search the forums on marketing ideas because you don't want to reinvent the wheel if you don't have to.

There is no need to re-invent the wheel.

LOL He has Brandon running on a hamster wheel to generate free power for his house.

Clearly you want a good operator and a good manager at minimum, but an area increasing in average rents by 4% a year and seeing a 3% per year influx of immigrants and with a plentiful and diverse jobs base can tolerate a little "sleeping at the wheel" on the part of operators. 

B is less likely to succeed since most people can't market/sell a bottle of water to someone dying of dehydration, so they spin their wheels for 6 to 18 months with zero results to show for it.

Turning the emotional support animal tenant away for this reason is the same as not building a ramp to a second floor apartment because the tenant is in a wheel chair.

I believe this could be a much quicker answer to my project, while still remaining aesthetically pleasing and durable for tenant abuse.  

Read "Deals on Wheels" or Tin Can Alley" by Lonnie Scruggs 

It doesn't have to be 100% wheel chair accessible.