I think anyone is hesitant to give a good contractor away to people for fear of them becoming too busy for them :)  But I'd also rather not give out this until I know how it turns out.  

My fear is the financial institution may require me to have and deposit into a trust checking account instead. 

To be a successful realtor:1.) be seen, be useful 2.) go to work consistently 3.) go to work even if you don’t feel great4.) define work5.) take a family day or day off every week6.) do not be afraid of asking simple or seemingly stupid questions.7.) work hard until you learn how to work smart8.) put your clients needs before your fears.9.) surround your self with the most successful people you can find and/or people that make you a happier more loving person.10.) take care of your body and mind.Best of luck my friend

It is just the act of getting the big tanks down there and the old ones out, and the fear of having one leak and cause havoc without anyone knowing then having to deal with that liability.The biggest problem here is trying to figure out how to charge the tenants, etc. 

Yes I’m newJoshua, I would not even click on those emails for fear of a virus let alone invest money with Clayton Morris. 

The reason i want to sell is i just fear the next crash in this boom/bust town.

I feel his fear because they probably have power to do whatever they feel like to (remember oj Simpson), probably more powerful than him.

@Matt Higgins that is my fear...kicking myself for selling it in the future.

There's a natural fear, "If I find a seller, but I can't find a buyer, what do I do?" 

It always pays you to ask around and get informed on precisely what your liability actually is vs. listening to fear-mongering as fact.