We found that staging was a pain to coordinate, and we would are getting the maximum the property will appraise for anyways.

It's not the neighborhood pain anymore.

A REAL pain in the rear.

Buying money orders is a real pain cause the grocery stores impose limits on daily purchases and only sell them in $500 increments.

I have only gotten burned once with a terrible move out, but it certainly was painful enough.

If rates were higher, the banks would feel real pain from holding these non-earning assets.

Or do you want to let it slide and send the signal that your soft and can be taken advantage of, a very slippery slope.

On one hand, that's a pretty strong signal for what the market is... on the other, following the crowd makes competition tough... but to go against the crowd you're essentially saying you're smarter.My personal strategy is to follow the market and simply try to carve out better than average deals.

I call that income LBIP (least pain in the butt).

Not that I haven’t thought about it before, but it’s such a painful option.