The entire family is very close-knit and tight and he was oldest so in charge of investing it, and he put a lot of it into real estate that he managed.

The house was a single-family home, located in a tight knit community.

It's much more complicated, there are far more variables, the commercial community is pretty close-knit and it's hard for agents to break into that marketplace, let alone new agents, commercial clients have a lot more at stake and are very concerned about their agent knowing what he's doing, you will probably not make a commissions check for close to a year, and probably a number of other reasons.

We are a pretty tight knit set of neighbors (6 of us) and I feel like I'd be ruining the neighbor hood.Suggestions?

Know your goals and stick to your knitting!

Since real estate is a pretty tight knit community, I'd take with Brokers, appraisers etc. and ask if they recommend anyone in the area.

I certainly engage in other groups over there that appear to be free of spam, but these are for alumni and other tight-knit groupings.As for visualizing it, don't worry, you'll have the chance to do so live in a few days.

Remember, we're a small (4 unit) condo association, and we're self-managed (not paying a 3rd party to do the easy task of running such a small tight knit HOA), so it IS my problem.

They’re going to knit pick!

is it a pain, do they knit pick everything, or are you able to get licensed and have a time frame on fixing things (outside deck has peeling paint, cant paint in the winter) The house is clean, fresh paint in every room, new carpet new appliances.