Extensively rehabbing properties adds another layer of complexity to investing that new investors seem to routinely blow off as just a minor annoyance.

Hopefully I won't have to do that 2nd round of authorizations/payees thing - sounds annoying.

Either flat out tell them to move out (when contract is over or violated), or if they are only just super annoying, raise rent to the point where their frustration is compensated by the extra rent you are charging.And if they can get "way more" rent, none of my comment above matters, they should charge way more rent because thats the market rate. 

It's quite annoying.

If you're getting a traditional loan, a few grand discount isn't going to make that much of a difference in the long run, but paying the seller monthly is going to be annoying for you.

Some are extremely obvious, but the annoying ones are the ones that make you think you have a chance.The other properties were all around the same.

You're not alone in wanting a better way in the beginning when you're worried about being annoying. 

Dealing with annoying customers, cleaning toilets, standing on your feet all day.

I've identified a bank that LOVES modular homes as they appreciate the short build times and resulting equity.I also have 1 rental unit that is a HUD manufactured home, it rents out ok but anybody that buys from me eventually will need to be all cash or find a specialist lender, it's annoying.

Annoying maybe.