-I also created an LLC during the process via the attorney (to my understanding banks don't always allow sales under LLC's, mine does -- if it didn't, I would Warranty Deed the property into my name after sale was complete)-This property has tenants until May, so I'm not worried about finding tenants immediately-Cross fingers and hold on.

Fingers crossed I can go out this upcoming weekend.

well without dual agent complexity, this is the behavior of 88.88% of bay area realtor anyway.It's almost like Mafia Cartel in disguise here, mostly bad actors LOLI have been treated worse and give 'em my middle finger

I own a construction management company and currently operate in Indianapolis and Louisville (and within the month Cincinnati) and specialize in working with remote/out of state investors.Until you have invested in an area long enough to build your own connections yourself I always suggest to just pay a little extra for a project management company to just have a little added peace of mind instead of just crossing your fingers and hoping your contractor is doing what they say.

They had 5 adults-- that's 5 people bringing in money, and they chose to give you the middle finger. 

👆Handle it diplomatically and then have one finger on the lease-non-renewal button going forward.

No running around and no finger pointing.

However, I believe in looking at the signs, and keeping your finger on the pulse of the surrounding market trends. 

Fingers crossed.

I found the experience extremely frustrating and will look elsewhere should I need a lawyer again (fingers crossed I won't need to).