I don't see a problem under the circumstances since your friend got the brush off, I'd fire her but keep her broker in the loop since you have offers.

Do Hard Money brushed me off because I questioned their $2500 up front fee.

The land, primarily brush with good drainage, has been essential to the growth and sustainability of my operations.

My painter was washing his brushes on the second floor using a sink that's not been used for over 10 years. 

It can be brush and rolled but you get the best performance by spraying.

You really need to brush up on landlord-tenant law and specifically on fair housing law.

I'd say your "power team" and attorney needs to brush up on installment sales and "intent" as there is no more single factor, like equity, used by the IRS.

. $500 Purchased at discount builder supply stores (Habitat for Humanity REstore, Seconds and Surplus, ShoptheBoss.com) All this stuff was brand new in the box. 4 brushed-nickel ceiling fans/lights -- $160 vs. $400ish2 brushed-nickel vanity lights -- $40 vs. $100ish4 24"x96" granite slabs -- $400 vs. $1,500ishUndermount sink $150 vs. $250ish660 sq. feet of handscraped engineered floating wood floor -- $660 vs. $2,000+40 sq. feet of glass mosaic backsplash -- $40 vs. $320ishCeramic tile for master bath -- free (I used some the people who sold us our house had left in the garage) vs. $200ish1,000 sq ft of FHA-compliant carpet installed with pad -- $1,100 vs. $2,000ish

I don't even bother getting interior brush and roll painting bids anymore.  

too funny you mention the I don't want to be a salesmen.I was brought up in a sales family.. top salesmen drove the nice cars.. the worker bee's well you know.I always wanted sales.. my first job was selling FULLER brush door to door  I made more in 3 hours than my piers made in a whole week of bagging groceries...