Quote from @Daniel Baltazar: with both properties they sat on the market for around 4 months with big price reductions for both. the average days on market That sounds like a lot of pain!

As responsible Real Estate Investors,  we want to educate them on their options:  Mortgage relief programs, loan modifications, forbearance, short sale, etc. 

I do like the photo thing, but it's a pain in the ***.  

If you insist on DIY managing, you are in for a long and painful learning curve.

From the property management perspective, yes...hot tubs (actually in-ground spas) can be a pain.

Or I'd have to try and work up my log hours from home depot & gas station receipts which would be a big pain in the butt.

Real pain to get an account setup.

I have ripped out engineered wood before and it was a pain.

This is my first multi-unit purchase, with larger purchase number with high interest rate in the neighborhood i never had rental property, which all add together that gives me anxiety, even though i used to work in the area for 14 years....so i cant say i am not familiar with the neighborhood, just never owned any propertydefinitely never felt good at closing, and chest pain is real, i dont recall when was the last time i was happy at closing, it's always "why i did it again", then i remembered because i need to make more income.summer being great time to get new tenant, but also worst financial time for me with kid summer camp, summer vacation travel...etc 

It’s crucial to note, though, that this extension pertains to filing only and does not grant an extension for making tax payments.Don’t Delay Your PaymentsWhile the extension offers relief on the filing front, it’s essential to understand that it does not exempt taxpayers from making their payments.