Some people get really upset when you start getting nosy with their properties.  

Do you think the realtor would be upset if I take up their time getting information from them for free and then I decide its not a good deal based upon the information they gave me? 

You can end up setting aside 15-30% of gross rents for hypotheticals.

No need to get all upset about it, a simple "I prefer not to share" would suffice. 

Chances of recouping any money are very slim and will only upset the pm.

Purchase price: $460,000 Cash invested: $125,000 Sale price: $840,000 Stunning new condo conversion set in highly desirable Victory Field neighborhood near the Belmont line.

It must have been a dump.So basically you listed a really bad property, and not only that, but listed it inaccurately, causing people to get upset and rate you poorly once they booked.

This class of renter typically causes neighboring homeowners to become upset, and/or push solid, market rate rent-paying tenants to find housing elsewhere, as the propery's image and value will almost always decline.  

I inherited a tenant that doesn't like to pay rent on time, I only have her for the next 2 months until her lease ends, but fear I need to get this process started in case I have to evict her as she is a bit upset her lease will not be renewed.  

My mortgage broker Almost messed up the whole purchase because he sent my deal into underwriting as a purchase not as a refinance it was very upsetting as a 24-year-old kid to have to tell had been doing their job longer than I’ve been alive how to do it.