Be mentally and financially prepared for both before you push back.  

The stress, anxiety and the toll on her mental well being is not worth a few hundred a month.  

At the same time, there is still an opioid epidemic and covid/lockdowns has done a ton of damage to mental health (more drug use which leads to more homelessness).

They're having the same mental health crisis that's hitting the Zoomers, but rather than culturally induced madness, it's the complete lack of anything resembling a reasonable opportunity that's causing a lot of Chinese youth to basically drop out of the rat race.

She's a nice lady and may have some mental challenges but pays like "clockwork". 

My favorites are are local here in Milwaukee, I have basically all national lenders blacklisted, because they all suffer from the same systemic problem: unfamiliarity with local issues, call center mentality and being out of reach and touch.

I'm located in Los Angeles but invest in the Midwest (Memphis, TN and Covington, KY), currently own one SFR, one duplex and one triplex, all on conventional mortgages and all with self-funded down payments.I'd like my next deal to be an entry-level BRRRR, am currently reading David Greene's BRRRR book, but find myself in every chapter coming up with mental roadblocks regarding the process, many of which are due to the fact that I'd be doing this from a distance.

Because I care so much and try so hard, I find myself feeling physically and mentally exhausted at the end of the day.

The challenge is that a good percentage of the homeless population is mentally ill or addicted to drugs.

It's way more beneficial to my business, mental health, and time to find a great agent that's a part of my team instead.