Nothing more...I was very disappointed and am still looking. 

I’m extremely happy to be apart of the community.

BTW, “concrete” homes are extremely rare here.

Many landlords have excuses for doing this but it is extremely poor training to have tenants expect their landlord to be at their beck and call.

Keep in mind they are extremely slow, highly unsuccessful, and they charge about 35% - 45% of the money collected.The odds of collecting anything are very slim.

As for your current living situation, I don't feel as if paying rent right now should be frowned upon, for the following reasons:1- As long as you're not taking on the entire cost yourself by living alone, I am sure your rent payment is not nearly as much as a 1 bedroom place would be. 2- If you do have to rent, which in this situation it appears you do currently, although it doesn't build equity, it may give you time to learn the market around you while paying minimal rent (No swanky water-front apartment with all of the amenities, this is obviously extremely pricey) 3- This is also a great opportunity to find some inspiration for your future in real estate.

", which is extremely arrogant.

If a prospective tenant is late (or extremely early) for the showing or open house, wants to pay the rent/security deposit/pet fee in installments, begs me to reconsider my no-pet policy, etc.

If that is held to be true, then the threshold of being an expert is extremly low.

Maybe just a little more extreme here or there than in the past, but what about next year?