This was all without my knowledge or permission.

From personal experience, when I first got into the space I learned what I could for free and got my initial knowledge from getting my real estate license.

We've found it has superior reporting features, integration features, and is overall more efficient to work within than other REI-specific software.The downside is QBO is not set up for REI so you'll need to do that or work with an expert to ensure it is set up for your business appropriately.

You always get what you pay for...or less.Full service brokers should be experts who will maximize your real estate value through pricing, negotiation and terms.Discount brokers charge too much for too little value.

Don't hesitate to reach out direct to members either, most are willing to help and share knowledge, even engage with you on deals!

This sets a mental deadline for the buyers and can create urgency—this pushes serious buyers to the table and weeds out tire-kickers.When negotiating, focus on the frame you want to set—position yourself as the expert, the person in control.

If Micahel corrects anything I said, believe him, he’s an expert.

I have some experience with single family rentals but now considering a commercial real estate opportunity and hope to get some expert input.I'm under contract for some land on which I will build new medical/dental office (my wife will occupy half).

Quote from @Jules Aton: It could be a nice opportunity however I would be certain they will want you to make up the difference between $250,000 and whatever is left on the mortgage which btw in my opinion should be done with lender's knowledge and approval.  

Get some expert help, and be sure you're getting good help.