Your version sounds like it would give more control to the stylists but also come with more overhead.

For further comparative sake we found another home we liked that was basically a 9/10th version of the custom plan we picked out.  9' ceilings instead of 10'.  

No, not your accountant's version.  

@Shaun Reilly  I had thought of more general versions of your scenarios (being a newbie and all), but I thought I was being a little crazy...

Its free version is good enough to get city-wide data (the neighborhood data is premium and you have to pay for them).

So I wrote my own (very ugly) version - I also didn't like having the showing times visible in advance so my system does the scheduling after the showing request is received.I'm happy to share whatever I can to help you automate more.

Also if you spend more than $1,500 at lowes, talk to the prodesk, and have them submit your items through QSP ( Home depot version is called the "bid room").

Reports score candidates on a full range of behaviors, including:payment-related behaviorsdamage-related behaviorsneighborly behaviorsmaintaining good relations with the landlordhousekeepingavoiding illicit activitiesvacating behaviorsAfter years of scientific development and validation, I'm just starting to release a beta version.

This is like a real life version of Leaving Las Vegas.

If you offer more, the agent only gets the % of the increase, paying commission is better to the owner and it doesn't effect the property value or the LTV.She needs to be out of the business if your version is correct. :)