., then I get to talk to them when I sent a cancellation letter, they answered and said we are not obligated nor the buyer to tell you anything or when we want to work on the title or what we will do in the propertyIf you were in my shoes what do you think of this guy and his people, plus the property listed with a whole different brokerage does not even have a website or address who is the bad guy then ?!!!

Put yourself in his shoes:  You have a nice house with a room you want to rent out. 

If I were in your shoes, I would focus more on building your wife's business as a realtor.

If I were in your shoes, I would speak to some local banks and see if you could line up some type of sweet heart financing that you could offer with the deals. 

If I was in your shoes I'd sell.

When I laced up my running shoes this morning I downloaded the latest episode before hitting the park for my run. 

But I also, would get many sellers who had a problem with this as well.Calus, put yourself in the seller's shoes. 

Sounds like you and Jess have a solid plan for your real estate investment journey, and some big shoes to fill. 

Dan, it is important not to place yourself in the sellers shoes.

I apologize up front if this post is disorganized, but I'm sure there are other people who are or have been in my shoes and can offer guidance.About me: mid-30s, high-paying day job, telecommute and somewhat flexible hours, married with kids, own a duplex in Los Angeles county.