Thanks for the honesty. 

To be honest, I didn't understand half of it.

I thanked her for her honesty & let her know that is fine with us BUT the house would be going on the market.  

@Justin Scott I like your honesty.

From the topI’ll be honest, I don’t remember the first time I thought about the term financial freedom.

@Rob Massopust thanks for your honesty thats why I posted the statement.   

@Sasha Josephs i have been long distance landlording for quite a while now. rehabbing outside of my local area was a breeze to be honest. i have a team i can trust and i just made phone calls and checked on progress when necessary. if i was in the area, i would be there swinging a hammer until 3am everyday. for me, i am better off far away. i have not done any local rehabs. i flew back to the area once, maybe twice, to check on things. i did not fly back to just check on things though. the trip was always for other reasons and i just popped by because i was in the area. if you do not trust your contractor while you are away, that is your first problem. nowadays, we can send pictures and videos very easily. that is all that i need. 

To be honest, is it worth the hassle to sue them etc?

In honesty though if you don't sign the former no good agent will work with you because the good ones are so busy they don't have time to waste on someone that doesn't value their knowledge and experience.

To be honest, I am not a handy person and would rather buy a unit which needs little repairs and use a management company in a "buy and forget" fashion of rental investing.