Not everyone wants to invest in the same thing.However, being a first-time seller, I can tell you that I find it annoying when people ask me "what's the lowest you'll take" rather than just giving me an offer.

OK, question: using the BRRR method and playing the numbers game by analyzing a lot of deals I would then put in a lot of offers, until I find someone that will take my offer. But I obviously dont want to visit all of...

John Leavelle I thought they might get annoyed if I call them on every property that I think might be a good deal.

Besides, "half duplexes" really annoy me!

It might be annoying to the guy who probably wants a quick sale and he'd probably not take it and see if he got a better deal within the next few months I would think...

You can get tenant estoppel letters, but these can be annoying especially if some tenants are unresponsive.

Unless you sell to a rank amateur with no consultation on his side, expect for an off-base 'wholesaler rehab estimate' to turn you into a laughing stock in short order.As a flipper, I usually get pretty annoyed when a wholesaler tries to tell me what the rehab on a property is. if I want a wholesaler to find something, I'll tell you where and what... leave the thinking about the 'how' to me.

Just wanted to point out that if she's given 30 days' notice then actually leaves, it could be best scenario for you if she lost her job, even though a turnover that soon is annoying.

Expect to pay for estimates - many contractors get actively annoyed when a wholesaler asks for an estimate on a property they're never going to actually work on.

To not point to the distinction amongst assets is, I would argue, is an annoyance and deceptive practice to some extent.