@Alan Feldman That is what I initially assumed also but upon digging further he said he won't provide them because he doesn't want to reveal client information.

Yes, I have a super-star mortgage banker who is both experienced and knowledgeable: He's helped us and our clients for well over a decade.

If it's going to look bad and out of place, maybe forget it and go with bedroom furniture.I generally advise never clients to never cannibalize bedroom space, but if renters are always asking for a W&D, maybe go with the W&D and purchase bedroom furniture when finances allow it.  

I have a different approach to investing as I kicked off my career in high-stakes litigation, suing insurance companies in New York for not covering claims that were filed by their clients.

I am often surprised when I mention that I can pull this type of data for my clients here in the Chicago area, and they don't think to as me even after we have closed a deal or two together!

In the past I have usually held only one client at a time, in 2019 it is my hope to grow and take on multiple clients in order to make this side job a career.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

I have multiple investor and realtor clients that I help with projects.

I frequently have clients who ask for me to write in "or assigns" after the buyer name to make the contract assignable and I typically think it is a redundancy, but also think if it makes the contract more clear to all parties so that there are no surprises once under contract then its beneficial.  

Not surprisingly, they may fire certain clients that take too much time - or when they know they screwed up.