I say we skip the fines and just burn them at the stake, then leave the bodies on pikes as warnings for those to come 🤣🤣🤣

You would want to look at the Texas Health and Human Services Commission website.

When you ask a simple, direct, human questions of "hows it going", it's definatively disarming. 

Are you saying they don't count if you can't find the bodies?  

If they are not changing their personal lifestyles to adjust to this, not communicating, doing new deals leaving old ones to wither then you know what your dealing with the goal ( human nature i guess) is to keep lifestyle intact at all costs.

You can PM me or send me an email which you can find on my profile because BP won't let me post it here in the body of a message.  

If there were a tech solution that solved the security problem or a human solution (licensees whose sole job was to open doors), that would be a positive, time-saving innovation.Again, for the many'th time, your referencing EXISTING things/business's as-if your planning to "invent" what already exists....... https://showami.com/ 

Not to get too into the weeds, when you are face to face with someone, you can watch for mannerisms and non-verbal body language. 

Real- Estate  is a lot tougher game now because of technology now allowing buyers, sellers to access the market using the internet without using agents but  you do have hot areas that can support  more bodies .

These I think are considered rookie mistakes, but I'm all about finding ways to reduce risks from human error.Has anyone else considered technological solutions to help the due diligence process?