If the credit report is showing an error, it should be easy enough to get it removed if you have some supporting documentation.If the report is showing correct information, you might want to try a goodwill letter to the creditor.

It sounds like an easy choice - if you don't like the numbers, the realtor and the basement flooding is simply icing on the cake I'd find another realtor who has good reviews/was recommended to you and explain the situation to him/her. 

We have plenty of poor rating schools here where the students can not even write proper English.  

Also, any suggestions on how to properly vet these people?

A leveraged income property, done properly, will always be considered good debt.

B-I-N recommends not to use TSP unless it's the non-detergent type as they will not guarantee the primer will stick properly and ammonia will be fine.

I’d fix all those items, they seem very easy.

From experience in BP meetups conversation typically comes fairly easy without a whole lot of moderating.

It's a disciplined path but nothing good comes quick or easy.

The investment ratio should be maintained to ensure that each member is receiving its proper share of investment returns.