Either there's been offers and the seller doesn't wanna play ball, or there's something on this property I'm missing, cause good commercial deals don't sit very long right now in my market.

Jason, their CEO, admitted to me on a previous call that their appraiser totally dropped the ball on this particular property only did an comp appraisal and never even looked at the property!

You won't have a tripod, off camera flash, or post processing.DSLR will offer more flexibility, and precision, but quality will be hardly noticeable especially as screen size decreases (cell phones/laptops).

The days you are not busy doing real estate stuff you should plan on being at a kids ball game, a pancake breakfast at the local Lions club, a school play that you donated $50 for, getting your car washed at a local fundraiser by the soccer team, volunteering at a local chicken BBQ, taking your dog to agility classes and meeting people etc etc.

Agents all the time say, "I don't know, you'd have to look into that yourself", precisely so they are not on the hook.  

U may get one or two deals to swing your way but soon no one would trust you and eventually the offers could become non existent and then you are not representing sellers because all they are getting is your low ball offers.

Lately, I've been seeing a problem with businesses/service providers who are just really dropping the ball.

But to make yourself feel better, and get the ball started, call a mortgage broker and let them know exactly what you want to do.

This was useful for us in the above scenario for the month of August as we delayed a few invoices by 30 days as a precaution since we had no crystal ball to see how long the recovery would take.  

Each property has a class code, or more precisely a subcode, corresponding to a property in the Schedule E.I use the "class" and "subclass" function where "class" is for "state" and subclass is for property.