I was super nervous and it was awkward at first but after 2.5 hrs of talking we learned so much about each other.

My question to you @Drew Eldridge and the others in medicine.... provided you have a large student loan debt (I do), financing makes me (and traditional lenders) nervous.

But after 2 weeks on the market I'm beginning to wonder about this strategy because my tenants are getting nervous and asking for a new year lease. 

Second this electrical company has already fixed this issue in my yard a few years ago so this “might” be warranty work because their first splice may have gone bad.So, I have given them permission to do the work, and made it clear that I expect the patio to be made to look like it does now after the work is completed.But my nervousness kick in because of the company pays to remove the decking, digs up the splice, and determines that it’s a different problem and not warranty work, now it’s my neighbor who is on the hook, and responsible to pay the bill of repair, and responsible to get my patio put back together.This seems like it could go very wrong......Should I get a contract written and signed by all parties to protect myself?

Very excited but also a little nervous.

The buyer was nervous about purchasing from a flipper so requested a "contractor warranty" that warrants the improvements we made (not wear and tear; only failure or things not working as they should).

Reason being is some wnt sign them because they look intimidating, all the legal jargon makes people nervous . they would need to consult a lawyer etc.

I’m a bit nervous for our first house as there isn’t a single unit that can be rented immediately.

Look at it as you are trying to help them verses being nervous and or thinking you are being a used car salesperson.  

Im a little nervous as I am not used to multifamily (this is a 40 unit).