I developed a $1M+ house here in Chicago, and it was painful.

I am a regional clinical director where I oversee multiple facilities serving individuals with severe and persistent mental illness.

@Nazimuddin Basha, There's a whole lot of us feeling that pain of increased insurance costs and resets in taxes. 

Cleveland Heights is a pain to deal with.

If you allow pets (and most people treat their cats / dogs as family) and a good portion of the tenants have pets, partner with a local veterinary clinic that will provide a free visual exam or similar service.   

And then, from 900 to 1050 in year 2.Smoking is a pain when taking over a unit to turn.

The short term pain you'll incure is well worth it when you look back three months from now.I would start interviewing other management companies ASAP.

I want them happy, but will charge them on the backend for when they’re a pain.

One told the other how easy it was to stage a trip and fall, sue for $10K, and owners usually settle because it's such a pain.

The pain in the *** tenant pool, and just the bs of hartford taxes.