Fix what is appropriate and say no to what is not. i have had a tenant like this .... can become very irritating.

The seller was extremely difficult to the point where my realtor, who was also representing her, was getting irritated with her.

She then became irritated with me (she even rudely said “first of all I don’t even know your name.”

Nothing irritates me more than when people throw out all the reasons why THEY would never sell a property for 50% of ARV or less.

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I am looking for a PM firm that is transparent, open to having a dialogue, does not get irritated by owner asking as many and as detailed questions as needed or by requests for accommodating owner’s requests (to the extent possible), whether it is at the onset of the relationship, during routine management, or if/when tenant issues arise.

Well, to be fair, I probably would, but if I got there and there was a game on that I wanted to watch and I couldn’t get it, I’d be irritated.

I’m going to stay ok the appraiser but I’m also a bit irritated with the bank.

However I would feel irritated to pay $6k for placing a yard sign on a $100k property.

It sounds like he got irritated with emails or something and billed me another 526, so now I am going to switch CPAs.