I’m a Realtor and have clients in Aberdeen so I’m down that way all the time.

I can do one client at a time or so but not more as a pregnant stay at home mom of two toddlers.

The difference is that there's a professional salesperson (real estate agent) hosting the appraisal who in no small part justifies real estate values for a living (to clients, to appraisers, etc etc), versus a consumer on a refi just opening the door and saying "yup come on in, I'll be in the other room if you need me."

This is not legal advice and does not create an attorney client relationship.

If I had a client with a 25 unit apartment full of long term rentals, I would encourage hiring a separate property manager. 

I've used them - as have many of my clients - here in Tampa. 

I found a client a "3% down, closing costs paid by lender" mortgage being offered to a select first time home buyers. 

Hi I am a Client Relations Manager at USPI and the posts here relate to one of our investment offerings.

I have spoke to my long-time insurance agent (also friend and client through my ad agency which makes shopping insurance awkward) and he gave me a similar answer as you did Jack.

I have found this to be the case in other states where my clients and I have invested in real estate.