These are things that human beings excel at.

This is just human nature though, as the tenants are home after work and notice things not working at those times. 

As for self-growth in human relations and productivity, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey is excellent.

However, you can also do some due diligence by doing the following:1) Is the provider licensed via the state regulatory body (i.e.

Her real estate agent tried to explain it away, saying it's human error and those things happen.  

If the Seller is essentially the bank, I worry about human error.

There's definitely a human (emotional) element to this scenario, but from those more experienced...are most sellers in this position open to further questions for understanding the property or do they tend to be a "you get one shot, make it quick" kind of thing?

He glumly theorized that one day, the guy who buries bodies would insist on being referred to as an "undertakor."

Bet on the Fed (and the human nature of government officials). 

This is a very simple and almost natural human response to such a situation.Now if this was a local trout stream that sees little pressure or an archery elk honey hole here in Idaho...then maybe I would have been a little more forgiving of your response to my initial message; etiquette and sportsmanship almost asks this of us at times.