How could a (licensed appraiser )harm or benefit the project.

Make sure that there are no conditions that would harm the property.

I looked at data on datausa.io, which a fantastic website, and there are plenty reasons why a property in Leander would appreciate more than Round Rock.Round Rock vs Leander:- Population: 116,369 vs 40,338- Population growth: 3.19% vs 11.4%- Median Household Income: 76,295 vs 89,649- Median Household Income Growth: 2.98% vs 7.3%- Number of Employees: 60,906 vs 21,037- Number of Employees growth:  4.35% vs 16.7%- Poverty Rate:  8.2%  vs 4.24%- Leander is closer to Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife RefugeWilliamson County (northern) vs Hays County (southern):Williamson County seems to have a higher income, but Hays County has a higher margin of error. 

No harm in that and lets you analyze some properties

@Kyle J.Move man, why do you keep your self in this harmful situation?

No harm in talking with a commercial lender about that scenario, but I wouldn't get your hopes up.

We have a virus that is causing alarm, but have yet to really cause as much harm as people are making us fear.

I would try to really find out about where the law stands on ESAs and home showings so that you don't inadvertently set yourself up for a lawsuit, and then without necessarily mentioning that, talk to them about the fact that you have a duty to act in a professional manner and not do anything that harms the seller's property and with their particular dog that appears to not be possible - so it's not about ESA, it's about a dog that pees in the house.

I personally fall into the latter because in my mind, the money on the low interest debt will have to be paid regardless...and if it's not hurting me to continually pay it monthly as I've been paying it, then there's no harm no foul.

Our house borders a wooded area around the lake so theire is wildlife around.