c'mon smells like a dogRemember, YOU have what they need, a solution, an escape plan, an end to the pain...they just have a house you could buy...there's a million + out there.

These tenants have been a nagging pain since lease signing day.  

However, I could write a whole book on the major pain points within the industry.

What you don't want to happen is constantly feeding a property in cash infusions with issues states away that is hampering the growth you could be doing locally building a portfolio. 

There are all together 24 of these ceiling trays.If I can removed the wood trims - don't think this is going to be too difficult, the glued on mirrors would be a real pain to remove. 

(not to get too morbid) They have urgent pain.

Failure itself can be a very valuable teacher painful to go through but important.

Water service hookups in Chicago have become so painful that only three sub contractors even do it anymore.

(Yes I understand you can flip/wholesale/yadda a house and make a great return, but what I am referring to here is the infusion of passive money... solo 401k/IRA, investment dollars for yearly cash flows, etc.)3. 

This would be just one more phone call; not that much more incrementally painful in the scheme of things.Still, you make a good point.