His primary objective is to be a buy and hold investor, and he works full time for a property management company.

When you treat people like objects they do not tend to stick around, when you treat people like people they become more then just people they become family and friends.

I am planning to use technology for managing the entry/exit of guests with digital door locks and door Cameras.

It's whether your market meets your financial objective.

Can I object to that and then go to court?

Since the advance payment of tax on owner-financed sales is so bad for an investor - and it absolutely IS awful and could kill your business - let's just ignore it.First variation: we will simply treat all owner-financed sales as installment sales and wait if the IRS notices and objects.

Many agents get that shiny object syndrome and try 1,000 different ways for a few days then complain it doesn't work and they have no leads.

Package management systems, smart home devices including temperature control and digital locks, gym and recreation sports facilities, outdoor kitchen and dining areas, and pet services were the most in-demand amenities listed in that survey.

That's really as simple as the objective added value of what you furnish - looking at area apartments for rent, both furnished and not would tell you what these items are valued at in your local market. 

The qualifying questions are probably all going to be very similar, i.e. where would you go if you were to sell, what is your timeframe, why do you want to sell, what's your price, how'd you get that number, what have you done for work etc...So I'm more interested in hearing everyone's openers and maybe some objection handlers that have worked for you/your VA.Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuu