I personally live off of what I refer to as MLS broker negligence.

No cleaning crew is perfect, and there will be guests that move dressers to find a spec of dust and complain, thats part of the customer service business we're in.

It's probably his experience working in all of these areas of real estate that gives him the ability to connect with his customers on a different level and understand their pain points. 

Custom Cabinetry.

Not possible anymore in this market and I expect many will be forced to leave the business if they can't step up and evolve to the needs of the customer. 

let me ask my daughter she might have a recommendation for you.. she is a Broker there in Vegas

The best thing to do is have a conversation with a broker or lender (or a few brokers or lenders), see who you like working with and get a rough idea of how much you would qualify for based on verbal information. 

My company uses ShowMojo Self guided showings ... you can customize it to ask several questions and then it gets a copy of their drivers license to identify that they are who they say that they are.

I'm a property manager, lender, broker, and investor with over 20 years of experience in the Tampa Bay area, including Tampa, Clearwater, Largo, and Saint Petersburg.

Depending on your personal needs from a mentor, you may also want to just start talking with Brokers, Property managers and attorneys in your area.