For us that can always purchase residential anytime and the return at many times is almost always higher than a commercial, I question myself why I should invest at these and that.One thing that's very irritating for me especially when dealing with value-add multifamily in specific, is these GP are keep buying and selling so quick to make the return very fast, but this practice when being done so quick would create doom-loop situation where the next GP would have less probability of reaching their target.

What irritated me was that nobody would spend the time to speak to me after I had clearly done my part to prove I was legitimate. 

I am very irritated now.

Neighbors can be your greatest asset and your biggest source of irritation.

I just find it irritating when agents don't respect the nature of the business of negotiating.

The architect is very clearly irritated with the situation.

What irritates me is this entire moving thing was my wife's idea originally.

  $500+ each year for dues is a lot, especially when you're a new agent who is trying to figure out how to pay desk fees, business cards, continuing ed and soul-crushing marketing costs.One piece of particularly irritating bullcrap in the media reporting though (big surprise, right?). 

Echoing some of the sentiment expressed from other investors, I get irritated with agents who don't listen to what I am looking for and simply set up auto lists of houses that don't meet my criteria. 

I text him and irritate him as much as possible.