@William EnglehartI came to the same conclusion and they also couldn't find my properties that really made sense under my standards.

Through several emails and a phone call, we have come to the conclusion that this attorney is refusing to participate in any type of attorney review process.

If I can jump to some conclusions of what you are dealing with.

It appears you came to that conclusion as well. 

I've also been shopping for a 4 family in the Milwaukee area and have some to the same conclusion as @William S. 

I still don’t think it changes the conclusion - the outcome of the data, regardless of the inaccuracies that come from approaching the City on a ZIP code basis, still shows that Chicago is not the best place to invest in right now.Again - I’m planing on buying here and doing my life here, but the trends of the data don’t show good signs.

After speaking to a lot of people I'm connecting with on LinkedIn (by the way, if you want to connect with me there 👉https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarenb/) I came to the conclusion, that I'm probably not going to pursue a high-level coaching program after all. 

Just touchy right now, and it's my experience that certain people use those quotes to explain away things more than others, but I will try not be so quick to jump to conclusions and avoid religious discussion in the future.

I'm just seeing carpet ruined in  a few years  with renting - would with renting experience come to the same conclusion.

In conclusion, you're not being cheated..its not a sketchy fee..and only lower quality agents will be too scared to charge you this.