You can’t really sue for pain and suffering... so best case scenario, they’d owe you what, $2-3K?

@Jessie Keating Short-term pain = Long-term gain. ;)

Silll, buying a home that you do not enjoy and that does not make sense as an investment will likely be a painful waste of money unless you hope to hit the appreciation jackpot, in which case you're gambling and not investing.

I was in contact with multiple different lenders, but given how painful each of the various loan applications are to fill out, I got lazy and didn't bother to follow-through to the point where I could get accurate quotes.

Moving those around is a pain and usually causes damage - you already have money lost from their damages.

Plus, mistakes you make with a rental aren't as painful as a flip property.

Seems like it would be a pain from his standpoint.That being said they aren’t hard to replace either if you have a couple hours.

Only thing that could make something 'too far' is if it is a total pain to get to/fly to if you need to go out to it for some reason.I manage my out-of-state properties with property managers, and I buy turnkey to alleviate a lot of risks of rehabbing and all that jazz.You may need to find a market and properties before you find the property manager.

I’ve pained a few walls from this 👍

It will look nice for a while, but be a pain to maintain later.I would also divert that downspout away from the path somehow.