People want efficient and convenient.

https://electrek.co/2020/05/15...The author of the article admits Tesla has not publicly confirmed the deal but this development could be worth tracking.  

I am hoping to capitalize on changing demographics, urbanization movements and a growing focus on sustainability, energy efficiency, technology and wellness, which is becoming increasingly important to a rapidly growing segment of potential tenants especially in the post COVID world.  

Brand new high efficiency furnace, and laundry hook ups.

Brand new high efficiency furnace, and laundry hook ups.

That's a dumb way to look at the issue; one is a multinational company with 70+ factories and the other is a small business who probably doesn't have 70 employees.

There will be unique management issues, but they are definitely more efficient investment vehicles than SFH.

Even in a pricy market like Austin (and far more pricy ones like NYC and LA) it works as an awesome way to get into the game, make your cost of living more efficient, and get 1-4 units of rental properties under your belt for relatively low money down. https://www.biggerpockets.com/...About working with an agent . . .yes, I'd do it.  

(Link below)Some of the things I'm looking into is rebates on thermostats, rebates on energy efficient appliances, hopefully some rebates and 0% financing on a new a/c unit and insulation. 

It likely wasn't the most efficient system, but it was certainly worth it in the end.