I probably have the most sensitive BS Meter on BP, or in the real estate education arena, it just comes from experience, investigators assume there is wrong doing until proven otherwise, with gurus, none have passed scrutiny yet.

I have a very sensitive nose and hate the smell of smoke.

I could see this benefiting larger operations that hold sensitive information of many tenants.  

Any limited partner should ask to see a sensitivity table on interest rate risk and how deals perform as rates rise.  

Each market is different and it is common for each to have its own real estate manager that is sensitive to different pressure points when negotiating.

And we can't take every case on, some are beyond repair, so we refer them out to someone who can help them start all over again.So, I may seem a bit overly sensitive when someone is giving advice on a topic, without any proof they've achieved the results they are advising others on.

I am hesitant to run their credit myself given the sensitivity of ones' SSN. 

I suspect that there's an app that will allow us to edit a blank PDF or Word offer form and then to sign it with an Apple Pen, touch-sensitive pen or fingertip. 

BP is the best forum to find out the answer to my time-sensitive question.

(We're a little more price sensitive on the lending side, so we brag among ourselves about how our go-to escrow gal looks/acts/etc like an old librarian.)- Appraisal fee, the lender also isn't allowed to make money on or there's millions of dollars in fines.