Sometimes agents forget that for a new buyer its a nerve racking purchase, and if you let them know how they're coming across, then they'll happily adjust their behavior - they just need to be aware of it.  

If you further examine the case specific rulings you will see that the door in those instances is open to holdings periods from 2 - 730 days and beyond.  

It's rather nerve racking. 

The first one is always exciting and nerve racking.

He said that linoleum is nice in the examination rooms and washrooms ... more so for the humans than the animals.

You don't need to be an expert because the only opinion that counts in this situation is the title examiner's.

Honestly the only way to really know it to have an engineer examine the foundation to see it there is an ongoing issue of if there it's just the norm for the age of home.

It's a little nerve racking but that doesn't mean it's impossible!

I have been doing a lot of reading and will be sure to really examine all of the sections of Bigger Pockets!

However, I could tell that it really grated on my co-worker's nerves, so in the interest of keeping the cube farm happy, I would do my phone calls in a vacant conference room and stuff.My co-worker liked to tell people at work that I barely knew that I was a slumlord, so my infrequent conversations with some people were a back pedaling of "my rentals are nicer than my house" (which is totally true, by the way).