Why don't you define what kind of LIFE you want (not career) and then fit a career/job into that life.

Contractor B isn't happy that you opted for someone else who you deemed is a better fit for you.

Is the electrical cloth-insulated?

@Ben Ballinger I think that first you need to evaluate if it's even possible. as @Deanna McCormick pointed out, Washers/Dryers in the units require special hookups (electricity, plumbing, venting, sometimes gas) this could cost you a lot of money to create these or to maintain them if the property is not setup for this.Personally, I like the in-unit because it allows you to charge rent for the machines and it frees up your basement to generate more income by creating another unit or rentable storage units or you could create a shared space that will increase the attractiveness of your units (maybe a library, a game room, fitness room etc

Totally free for you, they can recommend the best agent to fit your needs. 

If the bank is going to sell to Fannie or Freddie, they have to create loans that fit their guidelines.  

But ultimately, the figures have to fit a sales price that is dictated by comparative analysis.

Once your score is adequate we can find you a property to fit your needs.

I turned him down, not because I refuse to mentor folks, but because I'm already engaged in doing so and I don't have time allotted outside of that to properly take on someone else.So making clear the time that you want to devote to learning, type of communication expected would help someone formulate how to fit it into their schedule.

It is not a big raise and would fit both scenarios.