A real estate agent, that sold my house to me years ago, and was one of the most stand-up quality humans I have ever met. 

There would be no way to regulate a contract assignment because it covers too many industries.I've spoken to several regulatory bodies for brokers and agents and the answers I've received are all the same: "We can only discipline license holders.

Most humans, once our basic needs and security are met, are far better off in life by measuring incremental joy than by measuring incremental financial returns.

. - I have a business background in Supply Chain and Human Resources - where I would build and continuously improve systems to support profitable/strategic operations, as well as coaching teams/culture/people to success.Seeking any and all advice - Thank you in advance!

Shame I don't qualify for something like this; apparently all humans are not created equal after all. 

Don't forget Lubbock is still a small town at heart and RE thrives off of human relationships.

The market is beach-body-ready based on this week’s skinny numbers.

I would not jump to the conclusion that simply because a 25-year old report found elevated vapors means the property today poses a risk to human health and should not be purchased.

They don't replace the human.

Two bodies of water and the location will make this an appreciating asset and fun for the meantime.