She's very good a leveraging everyone she knows at her Compass brokerage for advice.

Conversely, if the guy starts giving flimsy excuses or you sense that he is just BS-ing, then make sure to start the eviction process.I always try to think from a point of compassion with a firm but fair philosophy. 

New lawsuit threatening Bright by Compass  @Russell Brazil check it outhttps://www.inman.com/2019/10/31/compass-sends-pre-litigation-letter-to-bright-mls-over-pocket-listing-policy/?

It looks like the opposition is gaining momentum-  restraint of trade agreement-https://www.inman.com/2019/11/04/discounter-assist-2-sell-joins-compass-in-opposing-bright-mls-pocket-listing-ban/#

Dealing with conflict from a place of compassion and helpfulness rather than getting defensive, that is number one!

Dealing with conflict from a place of compassion and helpfulness rather than getting defensive, that is number one!

When they came to my door uninvited begging and crying for me to have some compassion to let them stay for "just a week, cause I [tenant A], have family in TX, and we [tenant A and B] can move there and get out of CA."

Wholesalers---those with a license that are operating within the law2. unlicensed brokers---those skirting and breaking laws because they believe they are above the law and have no moral, honest, or ethical compass

I partnered with Eugene Ridenour from Compass throughout this process who made it much easier start to finish.

All their money decisions came out of this baggage and shame they carried through school until they landed that job and then it was buy-buy-buy and nowadays they're in debt up to their eyeballs with next to nothing in actual wealth.Maybe some of them but a whole heck of a lot of these kids working high tech in the bay area are BUYING income properties out east and mid west.. not sure if that's wise for them or not.. but they are doing it in droves there is no arguing that fact.. that's why they invite folks like me to talk about real estate to the compass