So, way the pain vs gain into your plan and wealth goals and make the decision based on the numbers rather than emotion.

Paying $70K is a lot for only $850 in rent, especially when the HOA is $200 (and an endless pain in your neck.

It's really a pain when you don't get your receivables on time.

I suppose pulling this off would become easier as you do a bunch, but starting with 0 in a market, I think there would be a lot of pains with finding decent contractors, agents, etc.

So, while it sounds like a lot, it's a pain of having a smaller loan.

That makes it very painful for the lender to foreclose.Also realize that all lenders have some LTV limit.

This is not spam and I am not going to try and sell you anything, I would just like to learn about the pain points you experience in your profession.I would love to hear back from you, even if it is only one sentence!

It doesn't cost any of them a nickle to pay you more money - but it does cost them pain to have their project delayed.Congratulations regardless!

I feel your pain.

They've really just been a big pain and I was happy to hear they were leaving.