I have had exactly one client accurately tell me their FICO score.

When first starting out do not do anything unique or different than what is average.

The full commission is paid either way.Not to mention that if you deal directly with the seller's agent, you're negotiating with someone who is bound by law and by ethics to get the best possible deal for his client - the SELLER.

We uses Several Carriers for the Builders Risk policies and depending on the project, decide which is the best for the client. 

I find most of my clients from out of state are shocked when they get here and find out a 2,000 square foot house is 1,000 on the main and 1,000 in the basement.

Most of us tax accountants on this forum work with clients remotely, nationwide.

Asking for a client of mine.

You should start with a general idea of price point and strategy, which should get you narrowed down a bit, then you'll want to look at job and population growth (City-Data.com) and get a feel for each of the markets, once you have selected a market you can go a bit deeper into sub-markets and unique details of the market as a whole.

Im hoping to get some creative answers on how to overcome this scenario.My scenario is a little unique, as I currently have been renting out my primary residence part time on Airbnb for the last 1 year of 4 months bringing in 3,000 a month conservatively($4,500 this month, which is a record for me).

They seem to be doing a good job as well as hosting regular events to educate their clients.