If there wasn't the added $$$$ for UI, if there wasn't a $1,200 stimulus, I am sure we would be in a very different world right now and would have some big troubles on that side, but we did have those "golden parachutes" and it has helped mitigate greatly.

As someone who is still pretty new to real estate and looking to get my career up and running as fast as possible, I wanted to know what are some strategies or ways that helped all of your careers for building a client base, maintaining relationships etc..I understand that mistakes are going to happen and at this point I am looking to gain as much knowledge as possible to help mitigate those errors. 

You have to be aware of what is needed going into the purchase.I have done 3 things to mitigate the risk and it has worked out so far.1.

Therefore mitigate risk of tax reassessment.

I also figured I was wasting a lot of time trying to contact people who I already reached.My solution was to write a basic script that takes your CallTools CRM as input and creates a DNC file for you to drop into CallTools to basically mitigate that problem, but IMO that should be a built-in feature.Can anyone comment on the call quality of CallTools vs Xencall vs BatchDialer?

I will definitely spend more time thinking about how to mitigate my concerns there and see if that's a strategy I can get comfortable with. 

Monitor your income and mitigate expenses.

@Robert Gamblin, partners are a great way to scale quickly and mitigate risk.  

I guess one way to mitigate the breakup cost would be to have a really strong understanding of all of the stuff that is being managed so the transition could be facilitated. 

If I were you, I would just assume she is working there and do everything reasonable you can to mitigate the risks of exposure (ex. staying as far away as possible from her when she is home, disinfecting surfaces, etc.)