So what can you do NOW.Adjust your attitude,  It can come quickly but probably won't.

When people asked and suggested approaches she could take she came off with attitudes and rude comments.

Insurance covered the liabilty, don't know about the damage to the property.And, since a garage is usually at the end of the dwelling, the end outside wall will most likely be load bearing, unless the rooff is cantilevered over the garage walls....Addressing liability issues with real estate is hard to do here since state laws vary and local attitudes and presidence of courts will be different from one area to another.

Focus on the "controllable" and keep your work ethic and attitude up.Second of all, this is a great insight. 

As a result of my attitude towards it, My business is much stronger than if I were a shark in the water.

Is abusive to the property management staff requiring constant communication and taking the attitude "Don't you know who I am?". 

I have a perfectionist attitude towards things in life so maybe I am over thinking everything.

*Sigh* Based on what some of you are saying, I might have to sacrifice a few hundred dollars a month and trade it for the appreciation rather than focusing only on cash flow.I guess if I’m still in the positive at the end of the day, that’s still a win I can accept for now since I’m just starting out.When I gain more capital and experience, my attitude will definitely change and I’ll be able to get exactly what I want later.Just need to bide my time.  

:The only thing you should rely on a realtor for is sending you new listings and making sure they have the correct keys to open the doors to view these potential deals or deals you found yourself. lol and with that attitude I assure you you'll never work with one who's qualified to do more.

As one gets into the multi family it requires more of a business attitude to run them.If it is a big thing for you, so be it, I have no issue with that.