Check other rental businesses, do they negotiate the rental terms with potential customers.

Customized invoices, online payments, automated reconciliation (not fully automated) and a hundred other nifty toys. 

The main driver for cost could be custom window sizes.

Yesterday she called me again, so I dropped by her townhouse that evening, and within 15 minutes signed a contract on a 2BR 1.5 bath townhouse with custom granite countertops, wood and tile flooring, plus stainless steel appliances included for $80,000.

Some pointers for you: The "Learn" link across the top navigation bar has lots of great info, and so do BP members!

The time delays on tear downs can be exorbitant and the market may pass you by while you are trying to navigate the permit maze.

No I don't, It's custom made for my forms, and I'm not in the software business :)I would suggest finding a freelance software developer and telling them what you want.

I don't find that Airbnb users are really my types of customers so that probably explains low bookings, plus you cant pay to be listed higher, same with Flipkey and it is cheap so flooded with new users.

Whether you want it listed out or not is up to you, not the PM... you're the customer.

As a mindtrust for my bretheren and sistren, here are some articles that I have gleaned from the superhighway:Honda giving no to low cost financing:http://www.clarkhoward.com/news/clark-howard/environment-energy/honda-rolls-out-home-solar-installation-initiative/nWsjD/http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/20/business/honda-to-offer-customers-a-home-solar-system-option.htmlFirst Complex of 114 Apartments 100% Solar Building in San Diego:http://www.cleanenergyauthority.com/solar-energy-news/san-diegos-first-100-pv-apartment-community-032913California changing the law for COMMERCIAL applications: http://docs.cpuc.ca.gov/PublishedDocs/Published/G000/M055/K434/55434149.PDFWhile this press release is convoluted, perhaps another thread can discuss what the state of CA is actually doing with commercial applications and getting paid to create power for the grid, but I digress. . .So back to my central question, how do you step up to solar efficiently & economically, then become the power company for your tenants?