Just trying to make light of the situation, but in all honesty stuff happens. 

They take risk and are willing to go against the grainThey work on improving themselvesThey surround themselves with successful people and build teamsThey understand sales and marketingThey have integrity and honesty

You don't have to go out of your way to let them know you are new at this, but answer any questions with honesty and integrity.  

i almost did. i had a roof leak and shingles were bad. i called them and they said my deductible was $2500 and it would have cost much less to fix. so i didn't do it. to be honest, i dont like a deductible that high. it means that besides a catastrophic incident, i'd not file a claim for anything else. even a burned kitchen might not be worth it.the other thing i didn't like is that it took a few calls to understand what the process is. i had to talk to the manager since i was not getting a call back from the agent i had worked with.

In all honesty I feel like if you get a really good deal the cash buyers will find you.

@Gordon Cuffe Appreciate your honesty and bluntness.

To be honest, I don't think that my investment has paid-off yet.

And to be honest, I find that accounting, finance, marketing and economics courses are highly relevant to the real estate industry.I mean, HELLO?!

To be honest, I would sell the place, buy a 200K townhouse in Baltimore ( or in FL) free and clear with the proceeds, rent that and if you have any problem at least you dont have a mortgage.

You can't sue a real estate agent in Georgia for anything under agency law, they owe you almost no duty of honesty or work quality.