Not aggravated enough yet?

Take enough deposit to cover the possible aggravations and time spent if there is an issue. 

I'm not sure how up to date it is though.http://www.phila.gov/li/Pages/PermitsCertificates....Whenever anyone says anything regarding Philly violations, I always lean towards taking more time, money and aggravation than expected

Smart for them for using automated systems, but aggravating for the person who gets all the messages.Any time an ad goes up for a property in an area they're buying in, an automated text, e-mail, or robo-call comes to me.  

It's just like spam with the added aggravation of having to find a trash can.I'd go WAY out of my way not to do business with that person, even if they were the only one in town selling cold beer on a hot day.

The credit reports have reflected that.The underwriting requirements are beginning to aggravate me even though I read that the requirements were not supposed to be as strict with hurricane katrina.

I just look at the numbers and that is all and try to achieve the greatest return with the least aggravation/costs.

Very aggravating.

If you have a high threshold for pain and aggravation it may be worth it. 

I didn't want the aggravation and just waited until she was out to see what happened.Definitely have an attorney write your lease; you could have posted Cure or Quit notices for just about everything you listed they were doing and possibly gotten rid of them sooner.