Real estate agents and maintenance supervisors give me the most cold calls.Landing 1 large commercial account can bring in 500k gross receipts pretty easily.

The other involved a case of an animal accommodation request in the workplace. 

The fundamental problem with office is that many companies are moving into hybrid workplace where people only come 1-3x a week to office.From the chart that I read, from realized PSF positioning perspective, PSF required for employee to be working in 2023 has regressed to 2002 level, so if PSF has reduced a lot, then all office ,especially the one build in 1980s, shall have valuation moved to 2002 level.

But where I'm a contractor I had to take a 8 hour Lead Safe Renovator Supervisor course, then a 4 hour Moderate Risk Deleader Option.

My sister moved out of a house and into an apartment for 1) the amenities, and 2) proximity to her workplace.

Telling her to spend a few hundred more to tag their bank accounts may or may not be worth it.I'm thinking I will tag their accounts, if they move banks, then i'll place calls to their superiors at their work places and their current landlord letting them know they're housing people with eviction records and a judgement against them.

You don't have to go down in person to give them the Substantial repair certificates and at the bottom of the certificate it says Tammie Holly the tax sale supervisor was CC'd on the letter.

I took a personal loan from my workplace's credit union for 15k and bought the unit under my mom's name at 17k.

I left a message with her supervisor explaining the situation.

Do you use an onsite supervisor?