I would be upset as well.

(Note: This scares off a lot of people but I always believe that the spoils of victory go to those who are willing to do more than anyone else).Push Back FearAlong the way you’ll encounter struggles, trials, challenges, and obstacles, and especially the unknown.

Taking in all these sob stories or getting upset about tenants breaking their word (which, as you can tell, happens all of the time) is just going to wear you down.

The other poster is right that whenever you're involved it devolves into a borderline slanderous set of replies where you seem to feel that whoever is most aggressive and verbose is the victor. I

I only get upset from tenants that don't pay or pay late or break things and then WANT! 

If the buyer is willing to pay high rates, (9ish% and up) sets off alarm bells about possible default for residential notes.

(If it was Maine of UNH I would be a lot more upset. :) )Prov isn't THAT much of a David though.  

But it is a little upset when a check doesn't come in from all of your hard work and efforts.  

I solely invest in such properties in Baltimore city. requires experience on the ground to manage them. key to victory.

Nothing else you have written will enable you to close and much of what you write indicates that not only are you still in a learning phase (nothing wrong with that), but you will likely have one upset potential seller.