Networking is always a great practice and you never know who you might meet there and what good information they have to share.

There' practically no comps for a 4 family in that area so myself and my friend(agent) comped it somewhere in the 800k's. 

Whatever the specific risk they may be asking about (in this case a market downturn), it’s still fundamentally about how you manage and mitigate risk.In these cases, I describe our practices for how we manage and mitigate risk.

@fred moskowitz suggestion I also downloaded an HP12C app to my phone as I understand it'll be needed to practice some of the financial exercises.

It's also best practice, in my opinion, to make the 'base' purchase price offer a reasonably high amount that should be acceptable as is, rather than low balling and having a huge range for escalation.

Networking is always a great practice and you never know who you might meet there and what good information they have to share.

I figured this was a bad print or since it rains a lot here in the pnw that it was an accident. but over the course of the next few months every postcard i got back was badly smudged and felt like it wasn't very appealing or coming across as professional (i also had my website listed on the postcards)I've got a carrot website and have started the SEO content packages and have had that up since June.

Just not sure if this is common practice or not.

One benefit I have hear of for using a lawyer is that they have practice insurance.

Then there are some open-ended questions that could help you out even if you don't decide to work with this person long term.Here are some ideas along those lines:What are the top three or four activities in your real estate related practice?