For me a bad attitude is enough to turn down a tenant, but hopefully you can find something else during the application process to refer to when declining his offer

He's one of the big guys but doesn't have the attitude or ego.

But what's scary, in a way, is their attitude to sue.

In both of the two market declines that I have owned the rents on my units did not decline.This is not to say that the next decline will not result in reduced rents in San Diego and it is best to be prepared for reduced rents (better to be prepared than not prepared).I like your positive attitude about acquiring additional properties but IF there is a decline after you purchased you would be able to have purchased bigger or more if you had waited. 

Attitude does matter a lot.

Mobile's economy is cooking, and is set to keep growing thanks to the aggressive buisness attitude of our state and local politicians.

You've got the right attitude.

I imagine its due to there personable attitude.

I guess if that was the attitude of the agent then you need to communicate with him/her through email if this works for the both of you.

You are going to succeed because of your attitude.