Well, like most looking to be financially independent.

@Joe Villeneuve Thanks but I am just asking about macro picture independent of the markets I am looking at.

I'm interested in exploring conversion of my properties into "independent living communities" aka assisted living.  

You absolutely get your own independent inspection.  

As I own my own independent brokerage I have the ability to be creative in my approach, including fee structure. 

However, I am finding it somewhat difficult to find the right arraignment with a broker given my unique criteria - I have a full time job that I enjoy and plan on staying with, I would be a part-time independent contractor, I would not be very active (especially compared to your average full-time agent; maybe 1-2 deals a year), and I plan to primarily represent myself in transactions (however, I'm open to giving fees or splits to a firm). 

Hello Everyone,I live in Independence, Kansas.My wife first brought me to live here 10 years ago and I fell in love with it.It is a small rural town with lots of history.It has one of those old downtowns that run along Main St. and a couple of connecting roads.It is really great and I want to be part of this community.

Independence Title in Lampasas can answer that for you.

After hearing - and beginning to believe - from him that financial independence is achievable as a part-time endeavor, I dipped my toe in the podcast and have been increasingly interested since.I live and work in Seattle and have the goal of owning my first property in two years - I am very interested in partnerships, hoping to leverage the strong network I have from college to begin some projects in Washington - preferably within Seattle.As an architect, I'm very interested in this side of the "building industry," which operates differently than the design side.

It was easy enough to find out who the executor/administrator/petitioner of estate is and whether or not they have independent authority (e.g. full authority) over the estate sales.