Welcome to the wonderful world of being guilty until proven innocent!

I know, I'm guilty of this myself so this is why I can point it out.When you have your license other agents are usually less willing to send deals your way even if you have a long standing relationship with then.  

You pay for the coverage, so don't feel guilty or apprehensive in filing the claim - that's what it's there for.

With some banks your sort of guilty till proven innocent, so when you show them that spreadsheet, you go to integrity booster #2 - serious investor who understands money.

The banks/government, at least in my area, are hush-hush when it comes to announcing it at the sale (think this should be illegal but just my opinion).I'd HATE to see anyone lose tens of thousands of dollars and cause a strain on their relationship over one mistake so that's why I'm pleading those who know how this works to chime in.Can anyone give any input on how it should be handled?

Everyone is guilty of over analyzing from time to time.

Thinking only of the upside and not the downside risk; not understanding the dynamics of how to maximize the former or protect against the latter.Being greedy when others are greedy and fearful when others are fearful, rather than the other way around.Trying to blindly copy strategies that they heard worked for a friend of a friend of a friend in a different market a year ago without thinking through and understanding if, how, or why this strategy works (or not).There's more, but these are the common ones that come to mind ... lord knows I've been guilty of more than a few :)

Just asking cause sometimes landlords (I'm guilty of it too) overdo things.

I would like to try and contact fannie mae directly and plead my case.

***think AA meeting*** Hi my name is Maria and I am guilty of being a softy landlord.