Sounds like the OP is fixed on the idea that his hourly proposal should be accepted by all agents and is getting defensive when they want to defend their market pay rate.

Hi,Wondering if anyone has been to this conference or will be going?

In defense of my tenant, I'm convinced that they aren't malicious, just naive.

Invest in the Dominican Republic:The Dominican Republic is one of the leaders in the entire Caribbean in terms of tourism, livestock, agriculture, and industries and will also be the Hublogistic in Punta CanaIf we make a comparison between other countries that have good tax benefits and return on investment, we can talk about these topics in a Zoom meeting where I can show you a graph of the tax benefits, return on investment, a natural and forced appreciation table that guarantees a defense against economic inflation and in favor of covering your capital+ The most important thing is the location when acquiring your property, you are not buying a house or an apartment, you are acquiring a location with development or in development that guarantees your investment+Each property has a number and our task as investors is to discover which is the appropriate number that can give us the return on investment that we are looking for.

He might not take new clients, but he can refer you.That said, face-to-face is not that important when we can video conference.

IF you ever have a lawsuit filed against you, feel free to lay ALL your PERSONAL assets on the table for the defense/judge to pick and choose what they want (on their whim). 

Class C properties are affordable to purchase, and therefore affordable to rent; this characteristic makes it attractive to our prospective tenants and are a solid fit for us as defensive investors.[1] We may invest in 1-family properties based on exceptions (e.g. advantageous price, part of a block of properties, property can be easily split into a 2-family, etc.).

At his May 2019 Mackinac Policy Conference address, Mayor Mike Duggan laid out this vision: Detroit will be free of residential blight by the end of 2024."

@David Tsedaka why do you get so defensive over every comment?

I was on a State of CA steering committee in the mid 80s working on what to do with all these antiquated subdivisions through out america that if you used modern zoning and entitlement process's would never be approved.. the poster child was Lehigh acres and we have a big conference there with folks from all over the US..