What prevents someone which this type of experience creating a Youtube channel or writing a book to share their wealth of knowledge?  

Once you have a shortlist, sign up for an account with each one and test them extensively to see how they function.

Adhering to the listing agreement solely, the way most are written, without the neighbor excluded in writing….the agreement will say agent B is owed a commission,…period.But from a practical point of view, with past and future business with developer, the agent will/should likely say…”okay, no harm no foul” since the neighbor has been in contact with the seller for years.

On the "Ratings and Reviews" page, click "Write a Review"5.)

You can upload a photo of yourself to say hello, you can write a quick intro, and then you can see boxes when you scroll down on the left that when you click will allow you to add your company information, and it's always nice if you've invested in real estate in the past to put information about the deals you've done so people know what experience you have!

I recall a specific framework of business start up along the lines of starting with yourself, then adding an Admin, then an Ops, and then other support functions after that. 

Unlike a cash-out refinance, you pay for the funds as you go and it functions as a credit card (rather than a mortgage), giving you more flexibility over the funds secured via your house and is potentially cheaper than a mortgage since it is not amortized.

Do I write it to a person?

If you have different individuals then you need to make sure that there is an equitable way to share the three benefits of owning real estate: 1) equity, 2) cashflow, 3) tax write offs. 

Since writing that first post, we bought a four plex in Watertown as a house hack where my boyfriend is currently living.