Is there anyone out there that thins catching tax cheats is bad?

In my opinion the best choice would be to see what position you are in now and which one will benefit you most on getting the knowledge and ball rolling for you on your own

@Daniel Kong If you want to find these there is likely to be some issue which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Don't feel bad as a newer agent when you need to lean on your "team".

It just makes you look bad if you keep doing things like that. 

The home has not been lived in for many years and is in fairly bad shape.

I was getting a lot of inquiries and I would say about 90% who don’t even qualify— bad credit, asking if I will work with them on the deposit... etc.

Appraisal is the wild card and honestly not many ways around it other then a good agent...and even then can be hard.Catch the wrong appraiser on a bad day at worst your screwed at low price or beat case you challenge it and win...but this still takes time.Remove the appraisal and you have much more control of the situation but lack a lot of the lending options...But 30 day can still be done and is done often (and runs concurrently with inspection so assuming you get past that).

This is his choice which I respect.

The AI we'll have in 100 years will be terrible.The way I look at the rental market is it's a choice.