Tax records are very time sensitive.

I am sorry for your trouble, Not everyone reacts to bed bug bites so the previous owner could have been someone who had no sensitivity to them.

They try to prioritize the most important issues because they barely keep up with the amount of emails/ phone calls received daily with service requests from owners, some of which are extremely time-sensitive and require immediate response.

It is on a hardwood floor that I put in, so it's easy to be sensitive about it -- but I do think the damage is beyond reasonable wear -- I asked them to put down rug recently and they did.

If you are located on any wetlands or other sensitive area then there might be additional limitations on building in those areas.

Put yourself in their position, whether its their fault is irrelevant, in their opinion they are running out of options and are "hyper" sensitive.

This could be huge on time-sensitive investments and give great level of convenience.Large contribution limit of up to $57,000 (significantly higher than an IRA, which is only $6,500).

@Michael Stroup It sounds like this particular contractor knew you were a long distance landlord and in a time sensitive spot given the AC was for an elderly couple & might have taken a little advantage of that with the price they charged.All you can do now is learn for the next time I guess and take note of this contractor to never use them again.In the end if the tenants pay on time and only call when legit problems arise you will do fine in the long run.

I know I can adjust the sensitivity of the touchscreen, but worries me is that not everyone knows to do that.

Your degree of leverage will determine how sensitive your change in net profit or cash flow are to annual changes in net operating income.