Not a lot of people will fight for their place of employment anymore, and I understand her loyalty.

Get a good nights sleep and fight again.

@Todd McFarlandWhat is the purpose for fighting the appraisal?

I'd be willing to personally guarantee the mortgage that is in place and would also be heavily incentivized to ensure that my loan was performing at all costs to prevent a three-headed legal entanglement.In terms of my potential economics, it seems seller financing could give me access to ~$75k cash out after depreciation recapture tax (this returns almost 2x my initial equity, or could also be viewed as ~6 years worth of rental income on day 1), a front loaded note where I'm getting paid ~$27k/year in interest for first 5 years, and by year 5 the buyer will have only paid down principle of $25-30k, leaving me with a sizable asset for sale.I'm fighting for economics.

The other was when a car (uninsured) ran into a house and we had to fight tooth an nail to get the claim paid.

The problem in DC is its one of the most competitive markets because there´s thousands of people fighting for the same thing.

The classic rip off I believe was in Florida, where developers were selling condo sites or land, when the buyers actually found where their land was, they needed to wear waders and fight off the gators.

I learned a few things....If you have a title claim be prepared to fight to get things straitened out.

Want an attorney to fight that one for you be prepared to write a check for 100k for starters. 

For example, we provide all shared supplies (trash bags, dish soap, etc) so that the roommates don't fight over who's turn it is to buy supplies.