At the end of the day, the law is the law.

For an upcoming turnover I have scheduled (current tenant moves out at end of June), I was able to identify, approve, and sign a new tenant within 1 week's time who will be taking over July 1st. 

In my experience, people with an athletic or military background understand the value of hard work and also realize that consistency will bring results eventually.. every set back is an opportunity to learn, grow and get better for the next at-bat.Training and onboarding:As far as programs or tools, I've tried monitoring CRMs and more in-depth platforms (like Sisu) to track agent activities/KPIs.

I just got back from vacation and noticed that Ken and Mike “The Subto Guys” accounts are deleted.

However, they can't measure the overall layout, the countertops, the view out the front window, the creepy neighbor with six dogs in the back yard, and many other subjective things.Use AI to measure a general market or community.

"I'm so sorry that you had an unpleasant experience and had someone be so rude - this has never happened before in this neighborhood to the best of my knowledge, please come back and stay again"

Only way your going to pull that off is with a partner or with private money that YOU line up (not a mortgage broker).I have bought houses with the vendor carrying back all of their equity - so it is possible, but I was working with motivated vendors (key word here), and without an agent getting in the way.

At the end of the day, it's still technically a Single Family Home with an extra unit to help offset expenses, but not a "true" investment property or legal duplex.Does anyone have any ideas on creative ways to finance building this (besides Refi or HELOC)?

I'd stay with my family as long as possible if I could go back!

So really, my question just boils down to how best to spend the next 2 years, given the eventual end game i want.