She removed the charge after I complained, but it was still irritating.

She sublet to two men who smoked pot, irritated the building residents, put major stains in the carpet and broke the sink faucet.

(investor sentiment, news from China, peace talks, etc etc.. and 30 minutes later when stocks are down, stocks down on the news of xxx” (the same news.) but they aren’t as irritating as the after close articles that speak like they knew the market would be up or down.

This irritates my wife to death though.

I have about $120,000 that I am looking to use for fix-n-flip investing in pursuit of a higher IRR.  It

Since this rightly irritates me, I'm considering setting aside $30k in escrow then suing my would-be blackmailer for that sum or whatever I'm entitled to. 

Small landlords in particular fear tenant turn over more than the irritation of having a tenant that controls when they pay their rent.

Tenants say they don't mind but in all reality I would expect them to get a little irritable in some way with their unit under construction.Not sure which route to take here.

(partially because I'd love to own in Venice and it's super irritating I can't...)

Your ROI is a number close to infinity and you can repeat indefinitely - And YES - there are still deals out there that will work ... one just closed a couple of weeks ago in The Woodlands on MLS at about 70% of value and only needed light rehab - maybe $5,000-$6,000ARV - 177,000Sold - 123,000Rehab - $5,000Total invested - $128,000-$129,00080% refi - $141,000 Rents - $1,500-$1,600 My initial offer was $120,000 - They declined to counter - Now that I see the final sale amount, it irritates me that I was so close but missed the deal