Excuse me, my statement is true, it's no veggie.Since you're both in the same city, I can agree with where you are coming from, however, even your city defines housing under HUD regulations, they break it down further, R1,2,3 and 4 as all states and P&Z offices do, special use is not a zoning category but an exception permitted.

I disagree "Real Estate Attorney" is a broad category.

With Home Type you need to search all categories and I start with Land/Lots.

Generally speaking, most gurus/mentors fall into two categories: First, people that are legitimately trying to make it in the industry.  

best wishes I agree I do still have a lot to learn, which is why I am here and in the starting out category.

It has a bunch of features to organize your leads into different categories, and add numerous notes to each lead/contact.

However, there are some restrictions that apply, you'll want to look for details on "bonus entitlement."

(It's broken down by market type -- resort/mountain, resort/beach, rural, etc.)Here's how much more RevPAR homes with a certain amenity get for the mountain-destination category.

In addition, make sure the Realtor is full time, and has experience with Investors, and a bonus if they have investment properties themselves.  

More in the "do the dumbest things" category....We get a frantic 11:30 pm call from an elderly tenant crying incoherently but after several minutes my wife determined it was because water was 'pouring' in the bedroom window.My wife distinctly asked her several times if our maintenance guy was called & if he was there as he was not answering his cell.