Don't react, stay calm and stick to your guns.

In my area, there are more owner occupants competing (and willing to pay more) and even more investors for some reason.By the time September comes around, things have calmed down and are back to "normal"...We actually took most of last summer off, and this summer is shaping up to be slow as well...

He has a vested interest in things going smoothly so I can be calm.

This is Carines Approach, indefinite ceiling, sky obscured, visibility zero, fog, (WXOF), Altimeter twoninner niner two, wind, calm, cleared for ILS approach runway one eight, report the outer marker!

When all was said and done and everyone was calmed down, the officer advised my brother-in-law to get something in writing and signed by the tenant stating that they relinquish the property back to him.

Slowed down on my marketing, however, while things calmed down.

However I have a few concerns and I was hoping some more experienced individuals could lend me some insight and either calm my fears or perhaps help me avoid making a big mistake.The unit is located in the condominium club.

When the time comes, approach him calmly and reasonably and simply tell him that you've been thinking about it a lot and they only way you can continue to work for him is.....and then lay out your terms.

Toilet leak from upstairs literally leaked a waterfall down into my apartment.

Note - if your place is so high end you have a landscaper install a backyard pond or waterfall, that's an improvement.