I just read a WSJ article about Tampa, and homeowners there are frustrated because they can't sell their houses... for 5-10% more than they paid for them 1-3 years ago.This could create a self-increasing dynamic.

Hi Saurabh, I’m really sorry to hear you're dealing with a frustrating property management company.

For example, with the trash can issue I might speak to them about it on the phone first and allow them to vent their frustrations and discuss what can or can't be done.

An app may offer more features than you need, which could overwhelm you and be frustrating to use.

They have relationships with lenders who think outside the box and can offer more flexible underwriting criteria.I know it's frustrating, but there are definately options out there.

I'm getting (frustrated?

Tenants can be frustrating to deal with especially with communication and coordination.2.

The low price tag is so tempting, but they just don't appreciate like SFHs, HOA and assessments are frustrating, and loan options are limited depending on the building's owner occupant vs renter population. 

So far I have had a nerve racking a frustrating time.

And in the LS background there are all sorts of validations on what you are trying to do, so it just gets frustrating.