Its like i have had to adjust my entire life and my routines to now include....

Did 2 transactions with them and was uncomfortable during the process but it did work out with their title company.

I'm not so negative about the idea of the agent trying to grab the fee for his broker, i however am uncomfortable with the idea he wouldn't take your call/email about the matter.

The court house only has current/recent evictions, and that stack of papers is huge and routinely tossed.

The existing boiler will probably be too big for just one apt, so unless you want to keep getting complaints from your tenant about their high gas bill you should just do (3) new ones, be sure to add an auto feed system for the water but make sure that you keep the routine maintenance up.

I show occupied apartments every day, and while it can be uncomfortable at times, we are legally allowed to do so, and we are obligated to get it re-rented as fast as possible.

Don't worry about being uncomfortable or not knowing what to say, they can't eat you.

The reason I ask is that by your post you don't seem to have stepped out your door and put yourself out there yet.Until you engage in unfamiliar and uncomfortable situations regarding real estate, you won't be able to grow.You will be told "NO" numerous times before you get a yes.

Marie--I initially thought about replacing it with a new solid-wood door while I was talking to her because she said she's uncomfortable about having just a pane of glass between her and a threat.

Yeah - it's definitely not the only way to do things -but for a non-confrontational guy like me, it's saved my butt so many times and got me out of so many uncomfortable situations :)