If they are doing their job, then any extra steps to do checklists are onerous and irritating.

Networking with local ReI is an option but be cautious as it has become common ground for sales pitch, some times irritating if you don’t want to get into early commitments.

I too get a lot of phone calls and texts which I find to be irritating, but my question is what do you all think is the best way to reach out to motivated sellers without pissing people off?

It's currently in shambles and the first floor smells irritatingly like dog pee.

But, it's not more than they are capable of paying.Here are some example of the suffering costs of success:If you suffer the cost of disciplined spending and investing habits, you will have peace of mind and an early retirement.If you suffer the cost of daily exercise and nutrition, you enjoy a great physique and an exception quality of life.By suffering the cost and inconvenience of going the extra mile for your clients, you will enjoy bigger commissions and increased opportunities in life.By suffering the cost of preparation and doing more than what's expected, you will enhance your reputation, expand your opportunities and increase your social capital.The price of success is temporary discomfort.

We were scheduled to close tomorrow, and I was just informed that they need an extension to clear a defect in the title.First, I was irritated and was just going to say okay and go with it.  

But volume won't make any difference if your marketing piece is forgettable or cliche or ubiquitous or irritating (to the seller) and/or is sent to the wrong targets.

This is coming from an investors point of view: It is very irritating and tire some when you meet others and they ask you 21 questions then i ask do you have any properties available or what investment opportunities do you currently have?

We waited until the next morning when it was cool and they were less irritable, then covered the shed with a large tarp and set of a case of bug bombs.

Don't worry about irritating the seller with questions about the income, expenses, property condition or tenants.