The tenant is the important factor here ... and seller don't want to spook a tenant or upset them. with constant showings.. 

Seems you're upset because of lost perceived money, if you got out with your costs and something in your pocket you're lucky considering your due diligence and ability to stay on budget. 

Everyone has different strategies, but if you want my opinion we have found the best practice to be doing large capital infusion on front end addressing the big ticket items and misc. problematic areas then have to deal with it later through maintenance deal with upset tenants.Congrats & Good Luck.

Victor - I get your point -- I am definitely happy and thankful for what i have.

It seems like you got what you wanted so I'm not sure why you canceled other than being upset with the agent since they agreed to buy it "as is."

They're trying to build a streetcar line and install bike lanes after the fact, which is cool but is upsetting a lot of residents.Glendale has nice pockets, but has a bad reputation.  

This was asked by the investor on Thursday, the negotiator agreed to it, then sent the investor an email with the files they had and the lenders 1800#'s :roll: On Monday, the investor called the negotiator, obviously upset at this point.

I was so upset and mad that I have since refused to even log in and look at it any closer.I continued receiving automated phone calls from my mentors and they never respond to me except saying that "it should be up this week".

In business and life, if you know how to make people comfortable, you'll do well, IF you celebrate the small victories, learn all the little baby steps first & build on it.You can't build a skyscraper if you don't understand basic principles of construction.

. :)I did speak with my agent and she was upset and said she would speak to the buyers agent.