Obviously, it’s been cool to see the financial side, but I’ve also done a bit of customer service (booking reservations) and other things here and there.

Vast majority of customers don't know the difference, don't have the experience/long term relationships and don't have the sophistication to ask the right questions.

I asked customer service how to make a change and they wrote back thank you for asking about a business membership  which is not what I wanted must be AI or something.U see on your post your name  then below sale RE broker  then nextg to that is the cities your serve..

It's a process and customer service driven model too- a space where I am comfortable and feel I have a good handle. 

Finding your buyers' list is a crucial first step—it's like lining up your customers before you start your business.

There are a lot of agents out there who will work for practically free and don't know how to protect their customers.  

There is not reliable property management here and if you find someone who tells you what you want to hear, they are going to end up getting your place booked maybe half the time, take 25% and you will get mediocre reviews because of cleanliness/customer service.

I don’t need my butt kissed but have some customer service and act like you care about my business.

I also have friends and investor/customers that did buy a $70K or more home in place like Indianapolis, IN.

Do you think its a stretch that the photos they analyze are truly hitting all the details for their customers?