@Brian S.You are assuming that every tenant will be an "angel" and a joy to deal with.What about these possible scenarios:1) Applicants start knocking on your door, confronting you about their application.

They generally will prefer to be liked by their tenants and truth be told most are afraid to actually confront their tenants in dealing  with issues. 

What does he say when confronted by his incorrect locations?

I didn't tell the wholesaler that I was dealing with a loan shark or CONMAN.Nevertheless, I confronted Mr.

The neighbor is confrontational and has been having increasingly verbally aggressive confrontations with our guests.

I like it.Also, I commend you for recognizing your fears, confronting them, developing a plan to work around them, and finally enlisting in others to hold you to it by blogging your experiences.I like how you put it, "Real Estate is a Team Sport"

second, the notary who notarized this deed, who i confronted denied notarizing the deed and says its a fraud stamp.  

Not sure what the repercussions are of cutting some overgrown bushes down on the wrong s side but once it's done its done.People like this need to be confronted and put in their place.

When confronted, his email response was: “Sorry, unfortunately we do have the authority to do lease related items on the owner's behalf per the management agreement”.At the time this happened, PBC had issued the ordinance of 60 day notice to tenants if lease was not renewed or renewal was in the amount of over 5%.

I would have liked to be even 25% partners on the buy and holds I helped acquire and rehabbed to rent status .. but that realtor got into his head .. when I confronted her on it , she accused me of sexually harassing her .. ( she’s a piece of work .. and she’s doesn’t like men ..as in , she’s in a relationship with a woman .. even if she didn’t look like a man ) I would never sexually harass anyone  !