I'm not affiliated with them, besides being a customer, but if I refer you, you do get a free month of their paid service. 

Honestly, if your loan officer won’t explain the loan terms to you, could be reflection of future lack of customer service.

I would think you would just be taking owner's draws as you generate profit if you want to have cash. 

Now-a-days I have my clients complete the Uniform Residential Loan Application b/c of questions and back-and-forth exactly like this, but I used to do it for my clients based on their paperwork as a "customer service" thing (I was trained to do this by "elders" that had been writing mortgages pre-2008, so as a "customer service" thing they had always put in that everyone makes $25k/mo as a janitor, right?)

I'm a drywall contractor and working on site a lot doesn't allowed me to reach out to the fullest and also -screen for potential customers/employees, -following up with future and current customers,-shop around for insurance brokers.List goes on If you are indeed using a virtual assistant what is their task that you have them do?

I advertised the property early before I was done to generate interest.

Once I like a contractor, I sometimes ask for previous customers info so I can contact them.

I think along with the software and tools themselves, it is extremely important to have good customer service at all times - this is often forgotten in the digital age, so remembering that aspect is vital.

I left the 3,000 tenant space as warm-dark shell, so tenants could customize if desired.#1) Tenant one is a national franchise of UPS. 

There is a convergence of people being willing to live in smaller/alternative living situations (new generation) and the technology to make it happen (smart homes are here but alternative building techniques have been slow to catch on due to outdates building codes- but the technology is there) I think we are going to see some massive shifts in the next 20 years.