These days it can be hard to tell but sometimes it's just so painfully obvious, and that's not the kind of content we want to reward because as you mentioned AI will sometimes at best embellish and worst fabricate or hallucinate fake information. 

PM drops me because the property is a pain. 

We document what we did each cycle and why we did or didn't consistently apply our logic.And, of course, as much as turnover is a pain, it is a great opportunity to bump up to market rate.Different landlords have different philosophies, but this is ours.

We wanted to help this family avoid that pain, so we decided to loan them $5,000, expecting it to be repaid at closing.At that time, we had about $10,000 in our business bank account, so this loan was significant for us.

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

Real estate professionals, what’s the most painful or repetitive part of your job that you wish you could automate or eliminate entirely?

@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.

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.