@Natalie Kolodij, are you ready to go, at a moment's notice?

I need criticisms and suggestions because this is my first go at it.

Fill all the tubs and sinks and let them go at the same time to check out the waste lines, have someone scope out the sewer line to the street, especially if it's been vacant for a long period of time.  

Thanks @David Warren and @Mindy JensenSince this is my first go at it...I want to see how it goes from remote.

Gives you 6 months of time to complete the courses and lets you go at your own pace.

I'd like to make sure I still have the drive to go at it and the desire to learn even more.

Generally speaking before offering on a property someone should have ran some comps and be able to say that it will go at that price.

I decided that if I was going to invest in myself for the first time in my life, I was going to go at it 100%.

Make sure they know you're serious.If nothing else, wait 4-5 weeks, then if still available, take another go at it.Nick

We've found that most of the landlord owners that we deal with don't want us to let their tenant know that they're trying to sell the house for obvious reasons.They tell us to tell the tenants that we're insurance agents, and the whole nine, to keep from alarming the tenants.This can become an issue, as with each subsequent time that we have to show up at the property for a showing, the tenant gets more and more suspicious...Either that, or they get increasingly more and more harder to work with to schedule showings, etc.What do you do to make things go at least as smooth as possible in these situations?