If someone asks you a question you aren't comfortable answering, simply tell them you prefer not to share that info, as there's a limited number of properties in the area you work, but maybe give advice that is helpful but more generic.As for thinking that having a certain bank balance makes you a smarter, better, investor than others, it just isn't true.

My tenant said he doesn't feel comfortable having prospective tenants in the house and asked to wait until they move out before showing the house.It's 3/20 today and they're supposed to move out on 3/31 (lease ends).

Age has nothing to do with that: if you won't feel comfortable sending your wife/girlfriend/mom over to the property at night.

I have great credit, I prefer private lenders for the lower rates, but I have yet to find one with enough online background or info to feel comfortable offering my personal info.Help!!  

(it took almost 10 years...the comfort of my corporate job kept me from being as hungry as I could have been).  

His excuse was that his partners weren't comfortable selling to me and they thought I was hesitating to close because I was given a 14 day closing instead of the 7 they provided.

No, I'm not a millionaire (but comfortable... work in progress) and nope not a guru either.

for what I would be comfortable with handling and compare.

signed at their current place of residence, etc. if they seem more 'comfortable' there (i.e. somewhere neutral, or more 'casual') and already are almost certainly signing the agreement? 

you agree to provide a safe, clean and comfortable place for him to live.