Most likely you will have to sacrifice and become uncomfortable, but if you can COMMIT to that discomfort, then you will have them.

In my market area, good contractors are so busy that I would expect this arrangement to play out with the contractors telling the tenant when they are coming, and the tenants will have to rearrange their household schedule to accommodate him.Option 2: Tenants acknowledge that they will trade their discomfort with a tradesman in their home when no one is home for the convenience of having the work done in their absence and not having to live in a construction zone for several days upon returning.I agree with what Account Closed said. 

Keep the pet from being noisy, aggressive, or from causing any annoyance or discomfort to others.7.

Fast response, combined with steps to eliminate discomfort will show a pattern of landlord responsibility.

This is truly a "discomfort" issue and not related to safety or habitability.I think there's an opportunity to renegotiate the monthly rent in exchange for making the upgrades that she wants, and it's an upgrade that I wanted to do anyway. 

@Jacob Perez and @Kristina Heimstaedt sounds like my thinking is on the right track, I just need to shake off the discomfort. 

They don’t get back with your tenants, ever, this caused a significant amount of discomfort for ownership and caused a horrible experience for residents.

I definitely would say do it if you can find a situation that works for you but don't put your family in a situation where there is a lot of discomfort, some might say do whatever it takes and that's how I was at the time but I'm glad we went the way we did.

If you are not willing to deal with this level of discomfort, your path to financial freedom will be over a much longer time horizon. 

On and on.The thing is, we forget what past discomfort felt like at the time.