That will greatly increase the odds of them giving you a serious bid and taking the time to do it without getting annoyed with you.

Very annoying "shouting" at us.Also, you need to ask more specific questions...

Is that a bad idea and likely to annoy the sellers?

Oh, yeah, he also identifies his “bias” as full disclosure.The biggest “annoyances” to me are1- people with 1-3 posts aggressively supporting some guru and attacking people posting negative experiences with said guru2- people pushing their offering only and not engaging in any other discussions3- people participating in forums with a “hidden” agenda or undisclosed bias.4- people asking simple questions the answers to which can be easily obtained with a Google search that they’re too lazy to work5-  salespeople that disguise their product to look like something else, fudge the “numbers” to show an inaccurate comparative return, name the offering “infinity (something) and claim it eliminates taxes, provides liquidity, replaces your banking institution, and creates a “wealth cycle” in a formula used by from Rockefeller to Musk.  

I've watched a lot of channels and find a lot of social media real estate stars to be either annoying and/or they give incorrect/generalized information.

I can cut in free hand (taping annoys me) and he can roll the rest.

Lastly if tenants think your going to waive fees then you may be getting rent late often which is annoying.

I'm glad that people are hungry but man it's turned super annoying. 

I understand that this may not be feasible, which is why it is annoying that they have crews running around and citing, and only giving 24 hour notice.

The reason is the rent-to-price ratio is good so you can cash flow, and most of the West side doesn’t have a Point of sale inspection which is really annoying.