You might want to consider seeking out a local agency that doesn't have franchise fees or even researching some agency that are not members of the MLS to see how they advertise their homes.

If so, contact your local contractor's agency and report him.

If your building is best situated for an insurance agency, HR block, law firm, or whatnot then you won’t have an issue.

What I have seen is that sometimes during pre-approval, lenders can run your credit against just one of credit agencies or they pick the lowest score out of all three agencies.

I have worked with hundreds of agents in every major franchise, and lots of boutique agencies.

At 85% occupancy, the complex will not be considered "stabilized" and therefore not eligible for non-recourse, agency debt.

While I realized you can address issues on your credit report directly with the credit reporting agencies, I chose to work with a company that does this and is familiar with the processes.

If so, go to your licensing agency and file a complaint.

The only luck I've had dealing with utility companies was after contacting the state agency that regulates them with a formal complaint. 

I am not looking to replicate yours, just get a better understand this aspect of automating as much as possible so i can build out my ”machine”.I am working both as a retail residential real estate agency, as well as wholesaling as part of my investment deal flow apparatus.