Toxic Waste Acres, another Springfield Nuclear development". 

However, unlike the pure investors described above, I'm starting to see a number of owner-occupant buyers who initially moved to the sidelines when rates increased to 6%+ territory resuming their searches, some with modified criteria and some with the same criteria.

Just start listing properties for what they were worth 6 months ago and people will resume offering over asking. 

Difficult to be exact because of high appreciation over the past year, which is now cooling in this neighborhood, but new construction and rehabbing is just beginning in this neighborhood, so it seems most likely prices will plateau or soften and then resume significant appreciation as the area is developed. - FSBO - owner offering financing: 20-30 years at prime +2% and 15% down - owner financing appeals because I don't have W2 income so I won't be able to get a conventional loan, though perhaps could get a debt to service loan since it is a rental property- Renter in the property, owner says they are a great tenant, currently paying $1500/month, tenant covers all utilities.- According to owner, in very good condition, no major repairs, newer roof and AC, recently painted.

Difficult to be exact because of high appreciation over the past year, which is now cooling in this neighborhood, but new construction and rehabbing is just beginning in this neighborhood, so it seems most likely prices will plateau or soften and then resume significant appreciation as the area is developed. - FSBO - owner offering financing: 20-30 years at prime +2% and 15% down - owner financing appeals because I don't have W2 income so I won't be able to get a conventional loan, though perhaps could get a debt to service loan since it is a rental property- Renter in the property, owner says they are a great tenant, currently paying $1500/month, tenant covers all utilities.- According to owner, in very good condition, no major repairs, newer roof and AC, recently painted.

Besides about 9 months of sales floor experience in a farm and ranch store pre military I do not have any applicable past sales experience for my resume.

Would it be beneficial to put a list together of all of my past deals as somewhat of a resume or is it better to just have the number of deals off the top of my head?  

He is a nuclear engineering professor at the local university and makes a decent salary.

Or is it just better to resume non-online payments and enter manually in the software?

His resume was very impressive, and the interviewer was ready to hire the man.