Plus since you have 2 monster employers in the area so you have some easy ways to find people with money around you. 

It is not a cash flow monster but has built up some nice equity in the last six years.

Thanks @Bill S. you are right, I no doubt created this monster over the last year in particular! 

So, yes she doesn’t just do the “robot” thing: “I’m only going to give you what you asked for.”With homework and spreadsheet results in hand I plan on looking at some properties this weekend after my 2 hour trek.Originally, when I asked my local-agent if she could recommend or find someone that I can work with in this area, she got back with me and gave me a name.I called and found out that the realtor is a very young guy that unfortunately shows he has not been doing this work for very long (1 year to be exact, is being shepherded by his broker/owner more than what I thought would happen).

If that does happen look to restaurants to automate functions with robots and machines and reduce the employees.The recent article said Mcdonald's sales are down another 2 plus percent for the most recent quarter.

I do think it will speed up the existing switch to computer and robot economy.. a lot of jobs that were on their way out the door, may now be quickly and finally eliminated the way of the taxi medallion drivers and administrative assistants

You could be talking to a robot for all you know - do you get nervous talking to an automated help line on the phone?

How did you guys conquer the Admin Monster and come out alive?

It's pretty much a robotic process nowadays.

They drilled holes in the walls, put blasting compound on the front door and had managed to get a robot into the house to deliver a cell phone because his cell service was not good.