I would only recommend it in certain circumstances such as when a material fact is uncovered during inspection that wasn't disclosed or factored into the price (it should be a good reason that perhaps neither party knew about).  

It took so long since I still have a day time job selling building materials, so most phone calls were done at lunch, the studying and practicing were done in the evenings after my two minions were in bed.I was analyzing and having realtors send me video tours in the meantime to practice, but it was go time to place offers after about 7-8 months since September.

I am building townhouse style apartments and with covid material costs are a bit crazy.

If you’re giving up the leverage advantage of real estate, these might be good alternatives.

Instead, ViaSat seems one (or perhaps the only) satellite internet provider and from what I can tell, they have serious data cap rates on their high-speed data (even with their platinum plan)Does anyone have experience with ViaSat (or alternatives) and can provide insight on how viable this is for STR properties (we fortunately plan on cable TV with DIRECTV via AT&T)?

I will definitely focus on alternative sources if I can put together a plan of who to reach out to, who is a good fit for selling single npn loans.

It's $70 in material and an hour or so of labor.

Other useful material covered including repairs, permits, financing and paperwork are covered.  

If month-to-month, read the old leases.Then discuss with a lawyer who practices LL/T law.The alternative is more expensive.

Alternatively, this may not be the agent for you.