So I am preparing the Move-Out Instruction Sheet for them (I found on here 2 great versions which I combined into 1 and adjusted to our particular situation, thank you very much who posted it!)

My guess is it is some REI instructors own idea of how to evaluate deals. 

One of the most well respected real estate attorneys here in the Dallas area instructed me to do it like this.

Do I give it a go, and do I need to give the painters some special instructions?

And you deserve it.You have been following my every instruction to the T.

I would ask my instructor about icing conditions.. and he would say..

It is like a warm blanket fooling you into thinking that you are progressing.SOLUTION: oTake immediate action on new information you learn.oOnly reward yourself with education after taking Massive Action; let it end your day, not start it.oAccept that you will never know everything about this business and be comfortable with that fact.oBe honest with Buyers and Sellers that you are just starting out, do not “act as if”.oKnow that 99.99999% of your education in wholesaling will come from doing, not learning.oOnly use mentors as instruction manuals (Mr.

My instructors have repeatedly told us never to open carry.

I found your ordeal with this shifty seller and your cautious approach to the situation harrowing and instructive.

Pass the issue along to the PM and let them know you haven't responded in any way and I would instruct them not to respond until the tenant reaches out to them.