If you are stressed out, for some people, eating a sugar type food helps.

I also used Sugar CRM and loved it but you have to be tech savvy because it's not real estate friendly right out of the box.

The credit check gives you their payment/debt history from the past 24 months, and the background check gives high-level crime, previous address, etc. information.I supplement this with a thorough interview (I'm house-hacking and will have to live with these people though), and call their previous landlords/references/roommates to confirm that what they've told me is true.

We actually got the idea from a friend in Denver who was using Airbnb in his basement to supplement income.

We are raising $50K to supplement his rehab loan on it.

To supplement this - the correlations among stock market (dragged down in partt due to oil and gas debt repayment issues), my job income servicing oil and gas companies and the local housing market have a potential to be a triple whammy but also a real opportunity to buy cheap.

It took me 30+ meet ups with all different agents until I finally found my guy, and I'm still seeking another agent to supplement my search.

Through passive income, I hope to gradually supplement my salary and replace it completely within 5-8 years.  

My client has supplemented his retirement income, the buyers have good income but some credit issues that prevented them from traditional financing.

If it's not, get a part time job doing something you are more interested in to supplement your income instead of letting being a realtor drain you and take away your time to spend with your kids.This is a great problem to have and I hope to have it someday!