Everyone had the ability to work from anywhere that had an internet connection and their laptop.

Out of that, they have to cover their expenses like E&O insurance, Realtor association fees, MLS fees, and all the expenses that come along with being an independent contractor like health insurance, car insurance, vehicle maintenance and gas, clothing, laptop, phone, etc. 

It is like if Software Engineer charged a client because he used his laptop and standard software.

@Nathan G.That’s cool how you were able to put a pic in there.Id like to ask is that only a laptop feature or can you do it from a mobile device? 

I used to be on-site and hands on with my rentals, but over the years have streamlined to a point where I did all my business over the phone and a laptop. 5) As a result of streamlined operations, I've been able to travel at will all over the world without worry about running down to one of my units. 6) Improved my negotiation skills with the numerous deals that have closed, been rejected, fallen through, all the tough sellers/buyers and their emotions, terrible 3rd parties (agents, title companies, lenders, etc.), and all the layers of people you need to wrangle together to execute a completed transaction. 7) Taught me that no deal is ever done until closing, title conveyed, money transferred, and the keys exchanged.

There's a lot I can do from my laptop, but of course I'm limited in many ways since I can't be there in person.

lol @Kyle Martinez don't jinx your self sometimes it get finicky. 

Also, people can be “finicky” or just “people.”

Sorry for mentioning you three times, for some reason it wouldn't work on my phone, but I had no problem tagging you on my laptop!

Mini splits are finicky and you could need multiple heads (equivalent to thermostats) to create separate cooling zones, plus many are not rated for very cold outside temps like you get in Ohio winters.