It's like charging a beggar $500 for a loaf of bread and then asking him why he can't gain any weight. 

We otherwise had every element for one: record snowfall, our negligence/naiveness, roof on a house built in the 50's not strong enough to sustain weight from so much snowfall in such a short period of time.

Property managers are worth their weight in gold when you find a good one!

@Neal Boroumand DTI is always something you have to keep in mind but also give equal weight to the applicants history (scores are not everything but history is).

Generally the listing brokerage is going to side with the other broker/agent because a buyer can be a one off sale but the brokers and agents have to deal with each other on a regular basis so that ongoing relationship usually holds more weight and importance for them to protect.If you do not have a buyer brokerage agreement then you should be able to start using someone else for other properties.No legal advice given.    

I can say I will never travel again without one :-) The freedom it gives is worth its weight in gold!!!

Adding more lateral weight to the original adhesive is a bad idea if you don't know what the original compound was, since different thinsets and mastics are designed for different shear weight. 

They can be worth their weight in gold.

$725 for 30 yd, but you're going over the weight if you fill it. 

I am sorry if my advice isn't what you want to hear, trust me I don't want any of my fellow investors to fail or struggle, it is just the weight of a lot of people's experiences that let me know that trust can be risky with tenants.