I have a realtor who listed my house and created a lease agreement from the company that she works for, but i’m looking for a real estate attorney that can see if there’s anything i can add/edit for further landlord protection/clqrificatio  and to verify that I am being protected. it's my first house that i’m managing on my own so it’s a bit nerve-wrecking.We do have a prospective tenant that seems she’d be a good fit; however, she’s requesting some things that i’d like clarification on to see if it's possible to meey and would like an attorney to set eyes on.Let me know!

Like your build, our project is situated on a smaller parcel of land compared to other Towneplace Suites I've examined.

The "noob" who grates on my nerves are the ones who already decided the answer, make a question post but really are just demanding everyone ego-stroke there pre-assumed answer as genius. 

I evaluate a little closer (along with the 2% and 70% rule) here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/09/02/real-estate-rules-examined/

Also, I'm about to take the state exam in Arizona to become a licensed real estate salesperson.

It's nerve-racking, but a rush if you can get it done and help the homeowner avoid losing their home at auction.

@Aaron Mazzrillo Your comment about being in denial really touched a nerve with me. 

we will cut 75bps next year2. historically, when rate is high and unemployment goes higher, and then Fed started cutting rates, it would be followed by recession 100% of times 12 months after the first rate hike due to higher unemployment,3. unemployment is at 3.7% but if one examine the detail, new job only available from government and hospitality service (server,etc)4.

Whether you are purchasing your first home or the next real estate deal, closings can be a nerve racking process.

Sometimes equity skimming arises as an issue as a result of examination.