Its annoying, but just be ready for that.  

It also gives them the opportunity to show you how transparent they are and how they handle investors that want to be educated - if they don't have time or seem annoyed, look elsewhere.If you have any questions about TK or the Birmingham market, or anything I've said here, feel free to drop me a line.Best of luck!

The main thing that annoyed me is that neither the custodian nor Vanguard offered to tell me this is how I needed to do it.

The deposit is 1.5 months rent, so that would be 1 month there but I don't know how proceed as I verbally agreed to let him off with 1/2 month.I'm a little overwhelmed and annoyed that the place got trashed and crap was left everywhere.  

I've been doing this for almost 4 years now, and there are times where it's tough for me too.If you really want to have a chance of succeeding, then you need to spend more time on your sales skills... and I'm not talking about being some cheesy schmoozy annoying sales person either.

If they seem annoyed by it, don't bother.

It's annoying to have to keep adding units and paying more each time, so we have been trying to work with our insurance provider who shops insurance around for us with insurance companies to come up with a format to use as a blanket style policy that just covered any and all events over on any of our properties owned by any of our LLCs of the parent company.Any ideas of how we can structure some type of fire policy that covers all units we own without having to keep extending, adding, or paying more money?

So that’s a whole different ballpark, but commercial tenants are usually, to be candid… less annoying.

Since that email I got no response from the realtor (Its a little annoying at least respond saying its too low). 

What annoys me with TripAdvisor/Flipkey is that clearly from an inquiring prospective guests side of the site they cannot see what all the fees and total cost will equal so you get incessant questions like "What's your rate for such in such?"