Certainly, for agents and people that I don't know, I don't entertain their calls or texts late at night.You might want to consider examining your work priorities and scheduling. 

It’s just when your doing projects of this size I get nervous sorry I nerves of steel but still get a little nervous.

I’ll have to keep working through this and re-examine my expenses.

The deferred maintenances wrack up quickly, and you have to multiply that by the number of units.I am not trying to scare you off, just you need to budget for them.

The second one is the hardest and most nerve racking.

Im trying to study for the PM exam in D.C According to what I have read online I need to sign up for the test via psi exams but they dont provide any study materials for the PM exam.

May I suggest that you carefully examine your plan to reach your investment goal.

It really is all about getting over the nerves of picking up the phone or calling them back if they left a message.

Most of the MF opportunities that existed in the area 2 and 3 years ago have been picked over like crazy and whatever exists today will need quite a bit of close examination, this climate is very unfriendly to any outdoor building products, especially wood. 

The Title company is charging me the following fees:-Admin Processing Fee $35-Closing Protection Letter $75-Lender Title Insurance $844-Notice of Settlement $40-Rundown & Record Fee $$20-Settlement Fee $325-Tidelands Search NJ $30-Title Endorsement Fee $$100-Title Examination $100-Title Search Abstract $167-Wire Transfer Fee $25Are these fees customary or is it excessive?