You can only check on your taxes with the IRS if you know all the details of your return… some are easy enough… name, filing status, but then they also ask for the amount of tax due or maybe it’s your AGI… I forget.. but it’s nothing you will know if you don’t have a copy of your return.It’s total BS if they are going “Huh, I don’t know what’s going on.Here’s the frustrating part.  

Getting a contractor can be extremely frustrating especially if you need to make an offer without even looking at the property.

However occasionally a client starts as a FSBO, and then switches after getting tired and frustrated of receiving low ball offers, or a low amount of offers.

I would definitely buy more from them but the waiting list is frustrating and it’s hard to buy in specific areas from them as it’s based on what they have available when you hit the top of the waiting list.  

Another option would be to tell them you have to make decisions based on your investors best interests.Your investing partner could be your significant other, but they don't have to know that.That way if difficult decisions have to be made in the future the frustration would be at "the investor" and not directly at you.

“Frustrations about the 188 Unit Deal in Columbia, SC”-First, I want you to understand that all of these could be major learning experiences for you IF you decide to change your perspective. 1- Frustrated because we asked you not to use our SREO without our permission.

Quote from @Ran Fridman: I understand the frustration of dealing with security deposits in your market.

When the second type of person tries to self-manage they end up frustrated and honestly making less money than they would if they found a property manager who actually does this full time, knows how to run an STR effectively, and just paid them to do it. 

they are good about responding to emails, but may take 6-24hrs and many times they don't answer the question fully so you have to go back & forth a couple of times which is frustrating when you have to wait long times for responses.

What's the hardest (or most frustrating) part of real estate investing for you?