You'll also be more savvy and know what kind of hassles certain situations are to deal with and reconsider what your time is worth to take those problems on.My point is to pat yourself in the back for what you've done right and encourage you to re-examine those actions that you would take and resources that you might employ sooner or differently. 

If a seller objects to my offer, I explain (through my agent) some of the basis for that offer, and if they want to demonstrate that some of my assumptions are wrong by turning on the power or the heat, I'd be more than happy to reconsider the offer. 

If not, you might want to reconsider this.

Have to reconsider that.  

Usually if you push these enough the second may reconsider - (ie...It's not our choice!

I’ll have to reconsider my position then.

I would reconsider if  they are causing you more problems, but should definitely ask yourself whether you need to perform these updates?

If it doesn't cash flow unless you raise the 1100/month rent, than perhaps you should have reconsidered the deal in the first place, or got more info on your inherited tenants and their leases.

You must have caught his podcast during this period.I would challenge you to listen to more of his podcasts and reconsider your opinion.  

I agree that it might be worth reconsidering outsourcing property management in the beginning and transitioning to self-management.