I belive this is the better solution becouse in theory you can have 11 turnovers in 1 year ( 1 at the end of each month ) and now i don't even count with the turnover timerate so you would not only have more turnover rate, you would also loose rental income for the days you can't rent out the unit.

My solution has been to offer a small earnest money deposit; as little as $10.

I feel like I need help finding buyers who are interested in something other than modern - but do they still exist?

We did get one quote for gravel, and it was much less expensive, but also a shorter term solution since we won't get as many years out of it. 

Additionally, I have customers WAITING for me to deliver the solution vs. building the "solution" (which will likely be incorrect) and TRYING to sell it.  

It's in Tampa near the water so I just figured it could fit the more high-end, modern look that is desired there than the old school low ceilings.

If this is a solution, then how does this change the sponsor-limited partner relationship?

If someone has or could develop a one stop shopping solution that would be fabulous!

Given the age of the house, that's a nice-looking solution.

My thinking is if it is that old the home will sell better with modern materials and features.