We are feeling disappointed not so much about the money we have to spend repairing the dishwasher but rather the attitude of these tenants wanting more ‘favors’ after we have agreed to a longer closing period. 

Sometimes they leave one anyway, but in my welcome message I also say I strive to give them a 5-star experience - even on stays that I know are less than perfect, I tend to get 5 star reviews anyway, and I'm sure this is part of why (the other part is I'll always do whatever I can to resolve their issue, and don't have an attitude about it)But there's always going to be guests that don't review.  

Good luck in the Future, the attitude you seem to have towards real estate is extremely positive keep it up.

Other people on here will mock you for that attitude.

I am very surprised by the attitude of the electric utility provider who does not think that this mess has anything to do with them. 

I think that attitude has kept me out of court or an administrative hearing as a defendant

So yup, we absolutely worked with her on content web design, graphics, layout presentation.Then it is Laurel's awesome team, her awesome marketer ( @Erin Pennington)) to nurture these leads, make the site look awesome and credible with her personality demeanor and attitude and that is simply a winning combination.SEO will only bring you leads... you have to close them and that is ultimately why Laurel and her team is so awesome and successful!

If you can stomach his brash and boisterous attitude, he preaches in his books that owning your primary residence is a “trap” and that money is better put to use in buying investment properties and renting where you physically live.

People with attitudes go to the end of the line. 

Quote from @Russell Brazil: Contactors arnt just going to come to a house you dont own, to give you a bid on a project that will never materializeWell not with that attitude Russell;)maybe they don’t in DC, but I got it to happen in CLE and also do it all the time in CA