That’s why it’s so irritating that tenant ignored me, preventing warranty company from making service call, which probably would have led to replacement at no cost to me.  

But it was an extremely irritating conversation lol.

You already have agreed to an "as-is" purchase, so the seller could react irritated if you ask for additional concessions.The intent of the seller with "as-is" clauses is not always clear, sometimes they just don't want to do any repairs, but are willing to adjust the price or give closing cost credits.

Any waterfall that has the return of capital occurring only at refinance or sale wouldn't be based on an IRR, it could only be based on an annual return, because IRR, by definition, is only achievable if the capital is returned.

Happy Tenants pay rent, irritated tenants tend to be harder on the property and more likely to not pay rent... that’s just what we’ve experienced.

I'm going to be a bit irritating but I'll say it anyway. 

I'm posting here because I reached a bit of an irritating impasse, and was wondering if any of the far more experienced and intelligent members of the board could help me with my little dilemma!

When pre-paids go up people are usually irritated because it was a miscalculation. 

If you find them irritating then perhaps you should just refrain from commenting.

I haven’t been on FB for a while and I am so much less irritated.