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?

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.

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.

The eye irritation I experienced from the fumes also made me dizzy.

Those kind of people irritates me.   

I am the type of person that does get bored whenever I accomplish things and reach my goals I always ask myself " okay whats next now", after competing in bodybuilding/Physique competitions I needed to take my drive and dedication to something more long term that is going to give me more time and freedom than the ( 8-5) full time schedule.

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.  

What irritates me about this kind of thing is that it takes these homes off the market from people with no intention of buying, gives real estate investors a horrible name, ruins trust and credibility for the seller with dealing with anyone in the future, and makes a huge amount of headaches for those people out there really trying to do it right. 

This gets weird because now you're forcing them to speak to a pre-recorded message the minute they answer the phone which would instantly irritate most people.How do you break through that barrier? 

Sometimes the sheer irritation factor of having a bank "up in your bidness" is worth paying off debt.