Examine the spots on your shoes.

Good afternoon.I wanted to share my current financial situation, and see if some of my conclusions make sense to those who might have walked in my shoes. 

I put myself in buyer's shoes and ask myself if I'd wouldnt mind seeing those people everyday.  

Put yourself in the buyer's shoe, and use common senses.Some error in ARV estimate is common and unavoidable.

Unfortunately sometimes a new window will require a second site inspection/fee.Not sure what 'd do in your shoes... maybe take a look at your local habitat for humanity store, if you can get an awesome deal on a window that'd help

I would suggest putting yourself in a successful investor's shoes. 

I kindly asked her to be in the shoes of the owner if given the choice of a free repair or replace a 2 year old hot water tank.  

They show up in their loud trucks and hop out in their tennis shoes and shorts.  

Sure, close 50 deals a month with them, marry the owner or an insider......really.Put yourself in their shoes, why would you do something unethical with some small time investor and let that be discovered ticking off other clients?

Mask mandates, temperature checks, only one family member could go into the grocery store at a time, shoe sanitation at the entrance of most buildings and stores, naval forces blocking access to the beach so crowds couldn't enter.