There are many different kinds of players that make the whole thing run, including the turnkey flippers, the lenders like Jay Hinrich (who only do short term lending), and the many investors who want to buy and hold turnkey properties that are managed as passive investments.  

However, if you're strictly looking for water efficiency, their is a prioritized order to tackle things - I'm probably stating the obvious.Toilets use the most water  - there are numerous technologies to help out with toilets.I wouldn't want to see you address dishwashers until you added one of the many inexpensive water saving devices to your toilets.

It's a good supplement to BP, books, etc in that networking locally is an important aspect of meeting the local players, forging potential partnerships, learning about opportunities, etc.  

I'm not a player on 4 units as those are residential, but on commercial loans I'd like to think I'd be an asset.

What homeowners, homebuyers, and REI think that agents prioritize: Largest commission check possible, squeezing as much money out of each deal as possible. 

I understand portfolio lenders exist and can be hard to find, but I'm curious if people who rather move to higher price point properties such as commercial buildings to prioritize value per loan, or try your best to bundle multiple properties on one or a handful of loans? 

Having an evictions on your record, is like having a scarlet "E,"  you're automatically out under most standards, and for good reason-- you proved you can't prioritize rent as the #1 expense.   

We're seeing major major tech players move in and take up shop in the bleeding edges of urban chic all over the area, turning the city into a major new tech hub.

Players are not going to want to hold hands with a mentee and a high value mentee is not going to want or need to hold hands with a great, even good, mentor.

There are only so many local players, and while I could certainly exploit that stream, extra investment would be, well, extra.All said at the end of the day, it is pretty clear I am not going to be able to do all of this myself.