What's better for you will also depend on where your heart lies.

Normally I'd just move on if I had any doubt, but I kind of have my heart set on this place.

Connect with other local investors (possibly through meetup.com or here)The biggest goal I have for 2015 is to get involved in some sort of real estate investment opportunity - I'm still debating whether that will be to flip or buy and hold.In my heart of hearts I want to flip (while I'm still young), and invest in some buy and hold properties for retirement.

First off, anyone who advocates biking the way he does has a soft spot in my heart.His basic message of frugality fits in with my way of thinking, although in some areas he seems a bit extreme.From a long term buy and hold perspective, the focus on cutting costs and watching and being conscious of your spending is a good thing to take to heart.

Worked for AT&T selling retail products and services for approx 8 years until I finally realized I've always been an entrepreneur decided to follow my heart and passion.  

But don't get your heart set on it.  

Whether that is a strategy that your heart and head can be comfortable with is a question only you can answer.

If I was the other tenant you lock out I would sue you in a heart beat.Joe Gore

It just goes to the very heart of buying psychology and understanding what makes investors take actions.

Unless you believe the listing agent is a better salesperson than you are and has your best interest at heart, talk to the seller.