Don't respond right away when you're dealing with the initial upset.

It’s just part of the game - the late night phone calls, the insecurity in decisions, the tenant upset because they can’t make the rent .. it’s just what we go through for financial indépendance.  

I am long past the point of it hurting my feelings or getting upset but I genuinely am curious as to their train of thought.

It's really upsetting and I'm not sure if I'll be successful if I stick with it or not.

I would imagine it would be a conflict of interest for a code enforcement officer to work with an investor, but maybe I am misunderstanding your question.Either way you know how dogs get that ridge of fur standing up their spine when they are upset and afraid? 

Under the revised definition, Vermont land is only subject to the tax when it has been purchased and subdivided by the transferor within six years prior to the sale or exchange of the land.I personally lobbied for this change in Montpelier as did our State Realtor Association - the repeal of this absurd anti-development, anti-flipping tax was an enormous victory for property owners.

You can start with a personal loan, but there is always some risk the lender will get upset if you transfer it to a corporation after you get your loan. 

A lot of lenders are floating teaser rates and that is what upsets 95% of borrowers getting to the table and finding out the rate was not locked or quoted off of top tier PAR pricing. 

I myself am looking for an investment property but agents are bad I've ran through 4 of them and mainly because they don't follow up, set appointments nothing!

But a lady that lived on that area all her life was upset with her slammer landlord and she was looking for a better property.