Many urban core professionals who are from the baby boom generation and also formerly lived in the suburbs are finding their lifestyle improves when they can remove their formerly tiresome commute from the daily grind.

It's tiresome reading the "advice" of many of the BP crowd - can tell quickly:1) Who has tons of advice, but litte actual experience2) Who has some experience, but obviously "don't know, what they don't know"3) Who has a lot of experience, but limited exposure, and can't think past their "noses"The ones that have been there & done that, and can have a broad understanding to offer sound advice - are not plentiful:(

I know some reglaze old windows but that's a tiresome job. 

I used to commute to work almost an hour a day each way and that did get tiresome.

I did tiresome amounts of Ron's video's etc....then when it came down to it, all these sellers wanted cash... not at closing but like yesterdays kinda cash.

But, those are, from what I hear, full of lots of red-tape and tiresome logistical processes, so you might just be better off going with the low-down payment loan anyway.  

For the long-term residents, who have had to deal with the many concerns that have accompanied this tiresome game of revolving door tenants, it has become like a second job, requiring them to stay up late at night and report numerous code violations to the county, alert the sheriff’s office about suspicious behavior, and be on point to protect their property, possibly even their personal safety.

Jumping from small job to small job would be very tiresome and stressful due to the amount of projects I'd have to oversee.

It gets really tiresome

And yes, it does get tiresome, but hey, it's part of the business.So you spend 10 hours viewing an apartment that's overpriced, and you're getting upset because people don't want to overspend - and yet you blame them??