The risk factors essentially establish an almost worst-case scenario that influences cash flow. 

Sales/cold-calling experience, customer service experience, large database of people in your sphere of influence, etc. 

You have more influence in what happens next than you think you do. 

I have been doing a lot of research, learning and listening to learn about real estate investing in the past few years and it seems to me that your first property can really influence how quickly or slowly you could scale your business.

That means lining up funding, making fiscally responsible decisions and, sadly, preparing to lose money. 

Following social distancing guidelines has influenced both the initial viewing, and inspection (which ended up doubling as a viewing of another floor).

I am not sure how much influence you will have over the process.

This restricts Agents from 'circle prospecting' and prospecting 'Expired' leads.That restriction, however, doesn't restrict you from calling:- 'For Sale By Owner' leads- Past leads - i.e. someone you cold called 6 months ago is considered to be someone you have a past relationship with and thus is no longer a 'cold' lead- Personal circle/sphere of influence - Incoming inquiries - i.e.

Amen, brother.It's the mentality and lack of fiscal and moral discipline of the broke people that help keeps them so broke.It drives me nuts when I see someone using EBT cards to buy each of their 4 kids a $1.39 bottle of bug juice or other sugary drink and individual sized bag of chips.

The Zoning board would also most probably be required to hold a public hearing regarding the matter with the surrounding neighborhood, and a negative reaction by a organized neighborhood Association could heavily influence the zoning decision 4.