Analysis paralysis unnecessarily stops many potential investors.

So, it may not have been your Realtor who was to blame (unless they unnecessarily fabricated talk of actual counter Offers)?

., is not only going to most likely do nothing for your value overall, it's going to use up a lot of money in your budget unnecessarily.

I was just trying to get some ideas because most of the floorplans and roof lines I have found seem unnecessarily complicated.

Both aspects - legal and tax - are critical and both can save (or cost) you substantial sums of money unnecessarily.  

Rather, they take away from the usability of the site and add an unnecessarily level of frustration for some of us who were used navigating the site in a certain way. 

In our case, if they were unnecessarily rough, or did the damage intentionally, we'd pass that bill along to them.So, I'd start with your lease language.

@Daniel Lehrman First, I congratulate you for being able to see the benefit of real estate - in my experience, Financial advisors have completely ingested the Kool-aid and aren't able to see anything past a "standard diversified stock portfolio"  I can't even count how many broke financial advisors tried to tell me how I should be investing my money --- but I digress.As a real estate investor, a real estate license can be very valuable to you.... eventually - but don't think that getting your license will get you ready to start investing.  

Figured I'd reach out and see what input I could get so I didn't waste any time unnecessarily.

He is being ridicules suggesting it is easier for his budgeting when in reality he is unnecessarily shifting more responsibility and book keeping to his landlord.