What are the benefits to this type of system vs. one with traditional internet? 

Focused on mainly Johnson / Douglas counties at this time.  

With that disclaimer, if they're already under the impression that you're the landlord, maintain that degree of separation by suggesting that you are not the sole/main decision maker.

It gets the point across so that’s okay.To your original question for me if you were pitching me to be an investor with you, the two main things that would convince me is your knowledge of the numbers and costs and you putting your own money into the deal.

It would help my growth (and progress toward financial independence) to have his capital to play with but I want to be sure and make a deal that benefits everyone. 

I find that a lot of men are looking for the wrong type of woman, they mainly stop at looks when the nice lady has been right in front of them all along.

I have barely marketed that I do it, it's mainly word of mouth, referrals, etc but I am very good at it so news spread pretty quickly. 

@Raymond Hill my sense is that due to the various costs and regulations involved, as @Brandon Ingegneri mentioned in his examples, it just makes more economic sense for builders to focus on single families than multis.I think it's related to the fact that most single family purchases don't make sense from an investment point of view because as an investor who's looking at income and expense #s to determine what you can offer, you're competing with owner-occupants who have very favorable financing and are buying because of the school district and because they like the kitchen and bathroom, not whether the rents vs. expenses & mortgage is profitable.In other words, because of the favorable financing and "use benefit", the buyers of single families almost always pay more per unit than the buyers of multi families.

I have kept my w-2 job as well (mainly because I enjoy it), and that has been a nice source of income. 

I’m mainly focusing on parks located in California.