I understand that it's difficult to start, because you need all of it to function: host property, guests and name recognition.

I'm interested in experiences owners/managers have had with remote/wifi technology such as Nest - I'm thinking mainly for climate control, but also for things like security.I like Nest's integrated system, though I'm a little concerned the thermostat might be TOO smart - I don't need a system that learns patterns when there will be no pattern to guests and their preferences.What systems do you use, particularly that are high on functionality but low on cost?  

If its small , it might just be a function of the existing park and you wont want to place much value on it.  

I’ve had 2 ACL surgeries, a rotator cuff and labrum surgery on the same shoulder, and I had surgery done on my pinky from breaking bricks in martial arts.

I've had 2 ACL surgeries, a rotator cuff and labrum surgery on the same shoulder, and I had surgery done on my pinky from breaking bricks in martial arts.

The state got tired of dealing with complaints like yours and wrote a whole set of laws outlining how HOAs must function.

This is not Arizona where there is a never-ending amount of land, buildings become functionally obsolete and a market crash severely impacts the property owners.

There are a many banks that have small business bank accounts that are functionally free (for example, if you also maintain a personal account there, or you have a minimum balance or number of transactions).

Many condo owners enlist a PM firm because they can fulfill that function as well as handle bookings, cleaning, etc.

Good functional boiler based heating in the building.