So you have to make sure you get good references and interview a few before making a choice.

So while some residents commute down to Denver or up to the Fort, either way it's a crappy commute and wouldn't be anyone's first choice.

Trusts were a better choice was the recommendation from the attorney I used.  

He told me it was popular in the 80s and 90s among his wealthier clients who found the condensation to be unsightly. 

Is this a high-demand, popular & growing area?

All of this should help you to narrow down your choices and to get the focus required to succeed.

I'll add an anecdote of the time the stager he hired backed out at the last second (can't remember why, scheduling conflict or illness or something), Marcus ran right out and staged the property himself, and the choices he made were brilliant, in the greatest taste, and were plenty enough and not too much to get the best bang for the buck - you can't teach that sort of thing.

Stop being lazy, call your agent of choice and get a quote.

The older I get and the more financial literacy I learn, I’m learning that my current career choice is not the direction I want to go in.

Obviously not a popular subject here on BP, or in general, but it is one of importance nonetheless, I believe.This stems from my very first listing appointment ever and a FSBO who asked about any other names I had & stated they google searched me.