Reading this may very well save you significant aggravation and money.

It's also aggravating the seller made so much money and didn't have to repair the damage her animals caused, because I didn't know better about animal odor and no one informed me.

As a professional businessperson it can be extremely frustrating to deal with, and you'll ultimately be responsible for whatever fees/assessments they approve.I know several local property managers who worked with condominium associations early on, to increase their units under management, and later regretted it because the condominium associations were so aggravating to deal with.

At the closing table he revealed that he was concerned that we would toss the long term tenants paying <mkt rents. 2 months after taking possession two of the units were vacated.It was an interesting trip but definitely worth the aggravation.

And if so, might it help the upkeep (not the wear and tear, that is surely aggravated by more people) to have this new boyfriend there?

It’s really aggravating paying individuals for absolutely nothing lol.

Moving me towards the deal.Just aggravated I have to pay commission and taxes on 190000 which I'm not really getting..

It’s just super aggravating and I believe I can do better than her.

If the other midwest markets are similar (and I believe they are), then you'd be best served trying to get into bigger multi's where you can offer the tenants some amenities other than shared walls...otherwise, you're just looking for aggravation.

Doing it wrong can cost you a lot of time, money, and aggravation.