Most properties are selling well above assessment so its just kind of an educated guess based off her thoughts and the assessment. 

Well Im happy to be the one to educate you.

You need to get educated and know how to do them. 

I'm making this my year to get educated and get into action.

I don't begrudge an attorney charging a lot more if they provide service via education, etc., but a couple of grand to do a 30 minute filing seems a bit high. 

It's too late now but it's important to educate tenants prior to occupancy that noise travels between units, particularly from the upper unit into the lower.

Do you have any real estate investing groups that you could attend to work on your network and further your education? 

He's essentially agreeing to take your place in the original contract and needs to see what what the terms are to make an educated decision.

Currently, we are educating ourselves.

Anyway, I guess I'm getting an education and learning that small multi-families in a high density urban environment might be cash cows, but that they are not anything that I'd be comfortable making money from.