Landlording has enough problems and aggravation as it is .

I was actually more concerned with him drawing fire towards my property and my tenants and would rather he stayed out of sight instead of aggravating the lady with the gun any further, which is what he did after we talked.

Renting the wrong place costs you a month or two of rent to break the lease, or a little aggravation while you live out the lease.

That's more work and aggravation that I want.otoh, I want less management, less vacancy, less aggravation, and less time involved. 

I assign half my contracts to Brokers and Agents alike, and they have become somewhat of a extended team members for me.Kind of aggravates me how you are in fact, 100% inaccurate on your rant above, yet are so assured that the stuff you are saying is of fact! 

Typically my initial lease term is a minimum of 2 years.Too many costs/aggravations associated with getting a new tenant…vacancy, repairs/painting, new C of O requirements, headache of security deposits etc.

I'd rather pay a little more and get it done well and on time with less aggravation while still staying within my budget.

Don't need the aggravation.

Is it really worth the aggravation? 

If you've got glazing, a heat gun will save you lots of aggravation.