Gamer was putting the router through its paces with all the small/fragmented packets his gaming systems were throwing out {you would think by now the folks building these systems and the games themselves would have better behaved network implementations}.  

if you're looking at things like the applicant's 'messy' car or how 'well behaved' their kids are at a showing... then yeah, that's your gut.

The act of behaving as a separate entity, doing P&Ls, setting up online payments, and everything else that is done slightly different as a "business" is really valuable in and of itself. 

Everything I've said has to do with my own professional experience and my business partner's experience working with Brokers who have went over to eXp.I was drawn to this thread because both of us experienced this sales pitch in several different cases and in ALL of those cases, it appeared that the agent was more concerned with selling us on eXp than they were with properly discharging their duties in the transaction.Brokers behaving like agents who didn't have a broker would be the quick way to put it.

My second question would be have you started to assemble your team (mentor, banking, Property Manager, attorney, CPA, handyman, appraiser..)? 

Ok be have always used Zillow to list.

You're betting on the market to continue increasing and markets don't necessarily behave that way - so it's very speculative.

You can not expect them to act and behave as the general population.

You shouldn’t be having these issues.

Let's say your primary home payment goes up $500/month but your new rental will be having cash flow of $700/month, then you'd be making an extra $200/month by refinancing.