(Although local experienced operators are doing very well).Be careful with turnkey providers.

It's battery operated and you program a code. 

Over a large volume of tenants its better to make sure your building has generous move-in conditions (because your competitors sure do) especially when the building is new and getting it filled to 100% as quickly as possible is the #1 goal.These larger PM operators have found that good credit scores + good income means = low risk for damages or non payment of rent.Now the question is can this work in lower income properties?  

The location, the business type, the company brand within a business type, the local operator running a business.

Gotta sell a heck of a lot of donuts to keep operating ;) You’re right - the landlord has all the leverage in this case, I just wanted to see if anyone had creative ideas from past experiences.

Calling your Operating team - Property Manager, leasing agent, eviction attorney, contractor, maintenance guy, etc2.

You don't want the tenant dictating how you operate your business and you certainly don't want to go an entire month without checking on the home, particularly in the winter. 

I come from a long line of restaurant operators and chefs (I chef around on a daily basis), and have been dreaming up restaurant concepts ever since I was a kid. 

In order to get a license to operate in Henderson, you must certify in writing that operating a short-term rental would not violate the CC&R's of your HOA.

I do know of a developer paid 13k for his standing wood on 12 acres.Biggest issue I see with your firewood option is the timeline. 7 acres isnt a big job for heavy equipment, but it's another thing for a firewood operation.