Now listen, before you take this too far, I'm not saying go out and be combative or angry or rude or flat out mean or any other negative adjective you can come up with. 

We have a house that we'll be selling in the next year, it has an old single panel sliding glass door (with a crack in the top corner of the glass)  and windows and that are very difficult to open and close.

Another's phone number no longer works, and another seems to want $1000 flat rate plus fees even if the tenant moves out on their own accord after the notice to vacate is served and we never even have to file a case.Can anyone recommend someone to handle this?

Markets that have flat or negative population growth can indicate a problem, while markets that continuously have people moving into them is a sign that there will be more demand for apartments.

Hi,Any good recommendation for a good roofer in Knoxville TN for a flat roof?

First off, you need to figure out if the electric panel in each unit has the necessary capacity for you to had electric baseboard heating.

Also the downpayment i am seeking would be minimum $20k and maximum $40k i would repay $43,000 if we refi upon 6months and $47,000 if we reach 18 months before a refinance. so a Flat 15% for 6 mo and 17% for 18 mo. 

And the market falls super flat when the economy is in a recession. 

It allows me to take appointments to just show homes, do open houses, attend inspections and so on for a flat rate per appointment.

@Tracy Minick I’m listing a 2 flat next month and I just emptied both units for this very reason. 1) Many live-in buyers want to choose their future neighbor.2) Many investors want to choose their future tenants.3) Scheduling the walk-throughs are 100% easier with empty units and potential buyers can view the units in a clean, organized state. 4) Often tenants kibosh potential sales because they are afraid of potential rent hikes or lease cancellations from new owners.