I am not longer motivated to be a loan officer in an office from 9-6.

Volatility and risk in the product type coupled with an economic slowdown... investors just aren't and won't be looking to place capital in the retail sector when other areas like multifamily and office remain hot. 

I have a huge long list of tax delinquent properties I got from the county's office, I was wondering should I type as much information as I can into excel myself or is there an better less tedious option???????

Some other monthly expenses that you might want to consider:  PO Box with post office and a domain name (if you reserve new email and/or google voice number connected to a G Suite account or something). 

It's in a newer development that had an office so I stopped and asked for help.

@Michael Taylor check the city or county assessor's office website.

Specifically, you could be a general contractor, real estate salesperson, developer, or a mortgage officer to name a small few. 

Title change triggers reassessment by the tax office. 

Be sure to surround yourself with people that have your best interest (realtor, contractor, mortgage officer, etc.).

Account Closed a few questions/thoughts looking at thisYour loan points don't look right - I doubt you're paying 4.6M points on a 187K loan ;)Your interest rate may be a little low, especially if it's non owner occupied; have you spoken with a mortgage broker or loan officer?