Nothing fancy or sexy, but accessible from anywhere, any device.

Obviously it would be important if the front door lock is falling apart, but that is not terribly expensive to fix.Cosmetic (e.g. scuffed paint)OtherI'd pay most attention to the top two categories. 

I’m not trying to be locked down for the remainder of the year with this particular realtor. 

Change locks, electrical outlets, switches, fixtures, etc...even if you don't end up doing the work yourself, you will be better able to understand what's going on and what you are really paying for.6.

Especially with how fickle the systems on these devices are.No system is perfect, it seems.

unfortunately this is a problem with agents. i have agents that dont even respond when i, a fellow agent, let them know my client would like to submit an offer or set up a showing. im sure many start off great and then become terrible due to them thinking they already locked in your business. sometimes it doesnt work and whether you like them or not, at the end of the day you have time and money at stake too. stand firm and let them know of your concerns and see if they can come to terms. if not (make sure you didnt sign anything binding) and ask for a mutual release and find an agent that can provide you with the duties.

I wouldn’t lock myself into a tenant for that long, and think that they probably shouldn’t either.

If you buy a property for $500,000 are you locked in at 1.2% based on a $500,000 purchase?

Who in their right mind would lock up money for 30 years at such low rates!

We have 2 contracts locked in, we've been having buyers look at our properties but still need more options/opportunities.