I respectfully instruct and train tenants not to call and instead send the requests online.

Thanks Anthony, we'll have to the bricks sometime too.There ya go Philip, that's the way to butter up the instructor, LOLI sure don't know everything in RE, I just don't have time for that.The goal should be know enough about various aspects and then realize you don't know and then how to find what you don't know.  

I think I could have even called/emailed an instructor at the school if I needed to talk to a real person.  

In some states(mine for example) allow for a seller to give specific listing instructions to the agent.

99 times out of 100, these people are doofuses who couldn't close a box that had instructions written on the flaps!

Like most HGTV shows though, one should view it as entertainment where you might pick up a nugget of advice, rather than direct instruction.

The seller is a licensed agent and will be an instructor at local board of realtors.

With a real estate professional, at least you are assured of some level of instruction in the subject matter and a license (which exists to protect consumers).And if you can find a lazy appraiser in the era of TRID, take a picture, as that is an endangered species nearing extinction.

Well as a former Udemy instructor gone rogue...I offer my course on Creative...oophs cannot5 say anymore or I would be violating the BP policy for promoting myself in this area.Damn it Jim I'm not doctor (Bones McCoy; Star Trek)...I am a real estate investor...and rightly so.

This might be instructive.