I respect what you're trying to accomplish, but this sounds like a miserable working environment.

I’m SO miserable as a nurse, sounds a little selfish, it’s just not for me.

Billionaires are miserable too.

If it’s never been an issue before I’d say she’s a professional problem tenant and needs to go ASAP as she will make your life miserable

I am willing to work with them, but am fortunate since we are NOT over-leveraged.If you follow these posts with guys wanting to buy stuff for nothing-down, those are usually the types that make life miserable for good tenants since dollars drive them.However, I get a bad tenant and I can return the favor.Anyways, for your cynical self, I guess I'd like to make society better by rewarding (and hopefully encouraging) good behaviors.

Yes I understand that its cold, miserable out and all the kids are back in school, but whats the data driven decision to take your foot off the gas.

We have a few Navien units spread across our Connecticut portfolio, and while they are great when they work, they are miserable when they don't.

I owned some class D/C stuff that appreciated well but the monthly operations were miserable. 

He's actually a great guy, but I'd see seller financing as his way to babysit the property and make my life miserable.     

After making a few grand I'd probably be miserable, sore and pissed off and would take the money and buy some stock options or something.