Hello BP,I currently work full-time and have a very demanding schedule.

Since it's near ASU it'd likely have a continual demand.

When an agent is in demand and has, let's say, a dozen active clients at one time it is remarkable that people ever think scolding, yelling, and otherwise being a turkey to the agent is the way to get the best of the agent. 

I just got one from California coast credit Union that is good, but it took a really long time since there is a lot of demand right now.

Rates and inventory remain low, demand remains high.However, not all markets and submarkets are in the same position.

I am a contractor and do most of the work myself or with one of my subs, so I know the costs associated and can handle completely renovating this area in order to raise the rents to $550 which is on par for even the cheapest other rent in the area with a huge demand and limited supply.  

I had 3 knee surgeries and regularly have knee pain (nothing compared to your injury) but the confidence, physical demands, discipline are beneficial.Good luck on both your RE pursuits and life.

And mailed him a letter demanding payment. 

I live in a townhome in a desirable neighborhood so I am not too worried about demand. 

Everything is priced at or above market because there is huge demand and low inventory.