You may want to check out the code of ethics, ARS, and commissioner's standards to see how they may alter your current way of handling buy/sell business and investments.

I am still waiting on Latchel to explain why they seem to be ok with a "Preferred Vendor" middleman (who pays to be assigned work by Latchel as an FYI) materially altering a subcontractor's invoice for repairs at one of my properties. 

It would have been cheaper had I not made alterations.

Technically, if you're doing a level 2 alteration I don't think you NEED to do this, but it will save you some grief from the building department. 

You must alter and change your mindset to actually see.

I've done a few Level 2 Alterations (Chapter 7) in southern Wake County and would recommend that you talk to your local planning and zoning department before jumping in, regardless of where you are (Wake, Harnett, Johnston counties.)

If there is some kind of bug that allowed you to, I'd love to know about it so we can make a fix right away.Since you weren't able to send a PM, you could have sent a PM with your colleague request, which is actually an enhancement we've added since this thread started.As for your comment about it getting harder to help people here on BP, nothing has changed to alter how you communicate or connect in some time -- certainly nothing detrimental since the time of this thread's posting except the change to our relatively meaningless "influence" number.If you're having issues with the site's functionality, you're welcome to start a new thread about the issue or send me a PM.

Is a single family home valuation altered or adjusted if its operated as an STR? 

I use the blue ink so everyone in the future knows that there was nothing altered on the contract.

I know it depends on who I am marketing to in particular but I would like to see some sort of script or example that I can alter to fit my own use.