The reason being is that when you're a Realtor, you're able to unlock certain sections in REIFAX that will be unable to you if you are not an active licensee.

I've used WCAP financial to help unlock some no interest credit cards that I use along with lines of credit to better manage my seed costs.

a family member of mine has an Airbnb property. they had their house cleaner come in after their last guest had left. a few days later, before the next guest came in the cleaner returned to the house because he thought he had left something behind. when he went inside he found that someone had been staying there. the bed had been used, there was beer in the fridge, dog hair on the couch. this got me thinking about how easy it is for someone to log on to Airbnb and look at a particular property to see if there is availability that day, then you could just walk up to the house, knowing it is vacant and try all the windows and doors to see if the last guest left anything unlocked. this seems like a pretty clever idea for a vagrant looking for a place to crash. has anybody ever had this happen to them?

(I feel as though she had to break the window to unlock the apartment to show it)-I've met her 3 times and each time she's driven to the apartment.

The front door is unlocked, and I loudly announce myself when I enter.

I'm trying to unlock some of the equity in that home to help purchase future properties. 

Heed the warnings (and opportunities) of those like @Arlen Chou that voice the risks - and what you can unlock.

To simply allowing anyone to go in with the lockbox code is similar to leaving the door unlocked...Yes, like @Ryan D. sometimes I get into the houses without agent having to show me (wouldn't be necessary anyway).  

Especially the part on unlocking the keys to getting a "yes" from your lender.

This is a way to transition a property and unlock higher rents and value over time.