Side note: Agents appreciate customers respecting their time (please, no 10 pm calls—yes, it happens!).

I encourage business people to always act PROFESSIONAL, even if their customers don’t.  

The biggest parameter is, I would not have more than 1-2 parking spots available for this new unit so renting to a small business that has constant customer visits would not be ideal.

Hey @Natalie Medved, so I differ a bit from everyone who has replied.I would scour Craigslist, OfferUP and FB marketplace looking for USA made quality furniture.

I've recently started using AI to prequalify leads using a custom automations for our homebuying company.

I made MANY calls to WF, talked to many different people and eventually was able to get transferred to "The Escalation" team. 

These features are all out of the box, and require no customization.

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I will always provide 3 home inspectors to my customers that I have personally used and am familar with how thorough they are.

I’d love to hear from folks that’ve made mistakes too — anything that can help us avoid learning the hard way.