You wouldnt trust a stranger on the internet offering to give you heart surgery for free....so why would you accept a contract for free from a stranger on the internet that could cause you harm if things go sideways?

Unique combinations of family, employment, dreams, lifestyle, weather, and matters of the heart—just to name a few—often dictate where you live, and they’re often tied to emotions.But what if you could keep your decision-making in the strictly rational realms?

Some times it can be very hard to adhere to the rules-the contract, (because we are human, we do have a heart)  but you must adhere to the Lease Agreement no matter what.!

Once you engage the Seller in a conversation about Their needs, you'll get to the heart of the matter and what it will take to get it done.  

I am right in the heart of the areas you mentioned. 

You don't go to a gynaecologist to perform open heart surgery just because of the MD designation; you want to find an accountant familiar with any accounting and tax consequence of investment decisions.Also, investing and accounting are different disciplines but without understanding the numbers, you are likely to bungle your life savings.

clearly, unlike evil wholesalers, Realtors have their clients best interests at heart,... except where their interests differ.Give me a break 

The more you focus on the heart of your business, (the tenant!) 

1 roommate had a heart transplant a couple months ago and hasn't been at the house since.

And if your wife's heart is at home with her child, she will be happier in an apartment anyway if she can stay home.