Don't be miserable (anxiety) before there is any reason for misery. 

Been there done that, but remember it well.It was a cold miserable day in 1998. 

If someone wants out of a lease we typically work with them otherwise they will make life miserable for us and our property manager.

If it’s just out of your comfort zone don’t do it because I’d hate for you to get so miserable with your first property that you end up selling and quitting real estate altogether.

I'm not in business to be a miser and hold people to the letter of the law.

They can make ownership miserable for you if they want to

I was looking at buying an Aulani Disney timeshare in Hawaii cause I was what the heck I live in Hawaii and I need an excuse to go on a vacation instead of being a miser with my money and invest in apartments instead.I spent about five hours trying to understand the Disney Vacation Club (DVC) thing and here's what I learned in a nutshell.

I spent one summer in Chicago (Great Lakes, actually) when I was in the Navy and I thought it was hot and miserable (our barracks had no AC). 

So I feel I wasted 60K miles and $90 for a miserably bad redemption.

If you find a buyer that is tri-agency definitely make your life miserable.