I also go to the park 3-4 times a week for a few hours, and in March it was unbearable with crowds.

I'm a bit alarmed at what I'd be paying at a 32% management fee - if they tack on another 10-20 percent for admin that's getting unbearable. 

Delays are part of the process for sure, but they aren't unbearable.

However when I started 23 years ago with just 1 store the hours were unbearable. 80 hrs a week was the norm.

The stench is unbearable, and I've only ever met one cat owner (including friends & family) where I could visit and the home smelled clean, not like cat urine.

The stress of using unreliable friends and friends of friends was unbearable.

She knows that this neighborhood has very low water pressure, that one is downwind from a cow farm that makes it unbearable in the summertime, and the one over there, the floors bounce when you walk, indicating less than solid construction.But even better advice is that which you have already received - answer your phone. 

What do you do if you face a personal crisis that makes a $6000 monthly loss unbearable?

So, my question for you is, how many doors does my management style become too unbearable?

Phoenix is screwed in the long run and is already unbearably hot with 170+ days over 100 degrees.