Once you can achieve that, the next thing to look into when comparing one investment option to the next is IRR. It

I am really trying to think outside the box here and the sellers seem irritated and impatient (they don't seem to understand the Covid19 effects, and blame everything on the SBA). 

It’s one of the fees I find most irritating so I always do 2-3 year renewals as it’s not per year but per renewal. 

While it is irritating as landlord to be constantly portrayed in a negative light rather than for the value we create, this does not change my desire to invest in real estate.

Doing this will further irritate the tenant most likely, and might make them want to retaliate.

I'm really irritated that they have taken this stance.

Even though I’m irritated, I’m going to send my carpet cleaner for a 3rd time and do another cleaning.

One very irritating thing on BP and other forums is when I see new investors with 1-2 properties trying to give complicated advice or worse, selling “their” system.

What I mean, is if you should have checked that before writing an offer, then you come back with it, that could irritate the seller.

I am a licensed agent, and it's so irritating when people are obviously not interested in dealing with an agent, and the agents flood all the ads with their landing pages to build their buyers lists, or advertise Foreclosures they don't have.