Seems like the realtor didn't actually do the due diligence to get the repair quote (she should have had the glass guy visit the property, not just describe the problem to him).I'd like to get a few more quotes; however, I'm getting my first taste of flaky contractors and can't seem to get anyone to show up.

I think is just about not giving up and tasting does first deals, keep your mind focus. you want a story when I was in college I taught I should get into real estate my parents, owned property and I taught could be good at selling it so it turned out I was a not that great after I became a agent took me like 9 Months to get my first deal in escrow and it fell threw finally I closed 1 deal only one in 14 months  and then I realize this wasn't for me so I started trying to put investors together and doing more of the numbers for Investors and that's how after college I became a Investment Analyst for a Private Equity firm,  by far the youngest in the firm, this was during the crash oh my things were busy and money was being made in the investment sector, buying tapes and building and I was creating 20-30 Analysis a day I was exhausted working 80+ hours per week, but the money was great and I started buying some properties of my own with my bonuses, so in 2014 I decided to leave my job, and move to San Diego and became a full time Investment Consultant at only 29 years old I own, several rentals in 4 states and help people with there Real estate Investments, large institutions  or just small first time investors. 

The taste of profit has me wanting more!! 

If I can get this condo for a good price and repair it tastefully for myself I can certainly enjoy it for the mean time, pay it off quickly and eventually sell it for profit.

Too risky for my taste.

You must appeal to a woman's taste and convince her this is home.

Charging $25 (or whatever nominal fee) for an application for existing tenants is a good way to start off on the wrong foot and put a bad taste in the tenant's mouth.

Those are the ones who thought they could manage it from afar and either didn't budget for a PM or have such a bad taste in their mouth that they will dump properties for the best deals to other investors.

Your signature should be rather subtle, in good taste, that blends with the architecture.   

Yes, it's taste specific, but it presents ok.