Just burned the gas right in the unit, and the combustion gas went into the house.

If your tenant burns the place down, guess who they are going to point the finger at.

I had the apartment treated by a pest company and inspected for any rodent activity... which they couldn't find any droppings or other reason to believe I had a rodent problem.Also, these same people had a thing that if a light bulb would burn out that they would expect me to replace it.

If it was not properly permitted and zoned, those sort of questions might result in unwanted attention.What are your plans and financial situation?

Owners who have owned their homes for more than 20 years (possible free and clear ownership and also possible extensive repairs needed)3. same as #2 above but only non-owner occupied (burned out landlords).Then there should be a way to mail merge the list easily onto postcards and mail them without doing the labor yourself.

You are somewhat burned out by the last experience you had with the previous tenant, but you are not necessarily ready to sell.

I have been burned by trying to be buddy buddy with them, enough of that crap.

But I am reluctant to pay their fees, fearing that it might be a scam and I can't afford to crash and burn financially right off the bat.

You don't want to burn a bridge if the agent is weird about you talking directly to the seller.

I have been burned on this too.