Also, it's not my biased thinking that's making me annoyed with your argument and trolling thread. 

With unsuccessful people, ever notice that some tend to LOVE to hear about the struggles (this is where they ask questions, ask what I'm going to do, give their .02, tell me how being a landlord must be awful, etc.) but get annoyed when they hear about the positives?

You can play with #s all you like but unless you have a solid track record and/or significant personal capital, it will become very hard to do a related-party transaction and not annoy most, if not, all of your investors (regardless of what they are saying now).

I have it written in like 3 different places... very annoying but not serious.I think @Lucas Carl is just grouchy today ;)

There would therefore be no need to create a list of these types of customers to be shared.Again, this is not a system designed to complain about tenants landlords don’t care for as in your example highlighting the bad tipper annoying customer suggests. 

True: The fact they only do this for 50% of the amount is both annoying and risk of confusion when reviewing numbers.

When is too much that the home owner is going to get annoyed?

Agreed that is how I understood it but wanted to make sure I had the right letter/form so I wouldn't annoy the Architect a second time if the City didn't like the one I put in. 

At least here in Des Moines we need to ensure that sidewalks are also cleared.The most annoying thing, honestly has been tree and gutter maintenance over time. 

All I have is an IPad so I have yet to listen to any audiobooks which is  annoying!