Years ago I may have been guilty of the same thing...screen screen screen

No attorney cares whether or not you are innocent or guilty of any of the above.

I know it's not fun and you may feel guilty, but you need to put you first.. and your piece of mind!! 

It's not worth the extra hassle of multiple showings and the begging and pleading it takes to talk someone into buying something that's over-priced.

I will add a few from my guilty conscience:If your significant other asks if the two of you could take some time off for a road trip, and you drive them to a property you're interested in...you might be a real estate investor.Pleasure reading consists of the "ABC's of Real Estate Investing" by Ken McElroy or "What Every Investor Needs to Know About Cashflow" by Frank Gallinelli...you might be a real estate investor.If you walk into a friend's house and immediately start calculating it's cashflow...you might be a real estate investor.If you start attending parties out of the blue because you might meet someone who knows of a house for sale...you might be a real estate investor.That's all the confessing I can handle for now.

I believe that we should not feel guilty, but should celebrate this.  

Well....I am not so new...But has been guilty of being inactive for such a long time and not reply to any request to my inbox lately so I thought it's appropriate to introduce myself again here to reconnect with people. 

Go out to eat more with family and not feel guilty. 3.Take the summer off with my kids while they are out of school. 4.

In a Federal courthouse on June 3, Justin Jangwoo Kim, a real-estate appraiser and former City Planning Commissioner, pleaded guilty to fixing a bribe for Huizar: $400,000 in cash, delivered in a paper bag.

Throughout the conversation, she pleaded with me to talk her off the edge, and I obliged her.