I might be barking up the wrong tree trying to sell RE as an agent when I might be able to achieve cash flow in a different avenue of RE.

Second company will then come out and do the shotcrete.I've already had several dead/dying trees removed from the creek wall to get it ready for the steel work.We're tentatively scheduled to get started with the steel after the holidays, so early January.

Up until this past Saturday it has had a tree through the roof for the past month.  

Includes a 10% fudge factor since I haven't had it inspected yet, but does include some stuff that was really obvious such as dead tree removal, roofing, broken window replacement, furnace replacement, full trash-out as well as a full update of everything and a bunch of plumbing repair (water was shut off by the city prior to our last hard freeze.  

Mandarin is a nice area, mature trees and good schools.  

Lot is sloping from front to rear, and has large tree cover.

There's a tree in the front of this house that is pretty well growing up against the house (been that way for I think two years now). 

Oh, and I'll probably have a huge tree taken down in front of the house -- I don't think the insurance company will insure the house with that menace on the property. 

Also -- it's not like lower-end rental properties at the right prices are falling from trees in SLC (especially closer to downtown).

If they are occupying a POH then you can give them that as well.Beyond eyes and ears, they need to read submeters and report those back, assist coordinating repairs for infrastructure, tree trimming, etc.For special items like selling a home they can field phone calls from buyers, get the paperwork going, and put out bandit signs, etc.