I provide the client with a list of people I showed the property to.Then one of those 20 people I showed it to before, ends up buying it with the new agent.I am owed a commission still, by law.

Really, this is crucial. 3.Always stay ahead of your clients by doing as much research as possible and even crunching numbers.  4.Set expectations from the beginning and learn to communicate this up front.

We have a good number of clients using REI pro with our system and report good things back to us.

I have some clients like that.

So many factors can impact the client side performance. 

. , this is a 60 or 70 amp service so upgrading would always require a new meter base and service wire because the gauge of the wire for a 100 or 200 amp service would be larger.I have had a couple of these upgrades done and also been involved with clients who did as well.

The Client Always comes First. 

He is likely to be very busy, expensive, and serving high profile clients. 

*This post does not create an attorney-client nor a CPA-client relationship. 

Value and synergy are far more important, in my opinion.That said, if you prefer someone locally, @Michael Plaks is right in your backyard.If you're open to working remotely, there are a few of us here on BP who specialize in real estate and work with clients nationwide.