But I'd love to know what everyone else's pain points have been to see if I built such a software, it would have value to anyone else here.I've used the Compass Website which has a great collections tool where you can filter and see everything in one place.

I've lived here for 4 years on Staten Island as a college student at Wagner College and work on the Poulsen Team at Compass on 90 5th Ave in Manhattan as a RE agent soon to be broker.I know the market and trends extremely well, especially have a network of renters from my school that need off campus housing.

I've been too lenient on contractors - trying to show compassion, listening to their BS reasons that they're behind or that the work isn't properly done "yet", and so on.

Where is the compassion?

That might eat up your profit for half the year.Have you considered looking at houses on the east side of town, near BBVA Compass stadium?

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $110,000

Cash invested: $9,375

Long Term Rental with Market Tenant

However, having core values is like having a compass that helps us navigate the complexities of life.

That being said, some industry specific training would be helpful and in my mind I seem to be gravitating toward some of the bigger companies (Corcoran, Compass, Douglas Elliman, etc.).

How many clients never heard of KW, Compass or RLAH or Fathom when they started out?  

Melissa O'Connor of Compass was fantastic. and we're working with Rehab Financial Group for the first time and it's going well so far.