I ALWAYS call the police or sheriffs department and ask for an officer to enter the unit with me.

Is it ethical for my Realtor to ask me what the rate quote was that I received from my loan officer, and share it with her preferred lender, who is also preparing a quote for me? 

"I just bought a house from a Real Estate agent friend... they said rental comps in the area were very high, and they had a pm friend in their office..."

The mortgage will of course be based on the purchase price and interest rates and a loan officer should be able to give you very close numbers.Vacancy, repairs, capex, etc. is usually a percentage of the rent for most people.

It's been 10 years since I was a loan officer and I'm not sure how the banks would view this. 

Asked the officer how it happened.

We try to stay away from the coins for the following reasons:Less convenient for our residentsProne to theftIf the coin hopper  is not cleared regularly it can jam and make machine unableTend to be older machines and more maintenanceToday, my first preference would be app based, followed by a magnetic card which can be reloaded via a machine in the office.

Stabilized and value-add office assets saw mostly small to moderate pricing discounts, while retail and hotels saw moderate to large pricing discounts. 

Buy close to working markets here and CT and close for you to be convenient if you need to commute into the office for work. 

Those are questions for the listing agent.There are often mistakes in listings for rural/Ag property, so trust but verify what the agent says as far as ownership and acreage with the local County Appraisal Office online (if they have it) parcel mapper.