If I was replacing flooring, it was easier, but still a pain. 

It definitely was not easy and a little stressful, but I think those are just growing pains.

Its always painfully surprising how many various fees and charges will crop up and eat your money. 

Oh, HUD, you are a pain in my butt.

I also included painful reasons such as not wanting to reach 80 years old and be filled with regret and the possibility of working corporate and not having time to hunt as much as Id like (my passion).

Such a pain and it’s not like the government will come in down the line and pave sidewalks at this property. 

I feel your pain.

Gregory McKinley I have done tax deed investing in PA. In

I’m a newbie landlord in Cal and have already served the 3 day notice twice with my very first tenant, I’m still in the early stage of this painful eviction process.Tenant claimed heater broke down the second day after I served the 3 day last month.

The house next door is a double lot, and they are already buying that lot, and want mine too.What you said is generally what I was thinking, just wanted some reassurance before going through the pain of selling, moving, displacing tenants, etc.