And it seems that all the BPOs I see are on commercial property where comps are VERY DIFFICULT, properties like marinas, event centers, rural warehouses, etc.  

I run a call center for Real Estate and its all about knowing your numbers (100 dials to talk to 10 people to get 1 solid lead to convert in 6-12 months).

I called their help center and unfortunately found them less than helpful. 

The catch is that the populations are all recent.. recent as in, massive booms in the last 40 years when suburbs ruled the development world, and density didn't necessarily increase except in the most urban and highly commercialized sections of the city (city centers primarily, which is mostly class-A prime real estate). 

Unfortunately, there are no real population centers (over 100k people) within 2 hours of where I am.  

To be honest a market that is centered more on nature attractions rather than manmade or "built" attractions, seems to not fluctuate so badly. 

Its a nice shopping center in demographics that will continue to use the space.Is $130k too high or what would you offer with the information provided.

She already sounds a little "off-center" and I suspect she's not as perfect as you think she is.

So, I asked if they could wait as I'd parked in the garage and I'd run and grab it as I was sure it must be in the center console or on the seat or something and run right back.

It’s only through investment of capital for marketing, software systems, lead generation, call centers, attorney drawn contracts, title searches, etc. can someone establish a VIABLE business.