Relieve or alleviate (pain or hunger).Synonyms: soothe - appease - mitigate - assuage - ease - mollifySo, my idea is to focus more so on what I can do for customers, ie make them feel more at ease and alleviate their issues with properties.

He is a very sharp real estate attorney.

Short sales can be a pain in the rear to make happen but it is about the only way to make a deal here.

Here are some people or situation to market toPre-foreclosurerent courtvacant housesabsentee ownersout of state ownerscode violationsfirestax delinquent propertiesprobate/estatesbankruptcyattorneys for the aboveboarded up housesJerry Puckett and Michael Quarles are both very sharp marketing guys here on BP follow them and read their posts.

I feel your pain on the market in Sac.

The sandwhich lease-option can be a real pain with marginal buyers and they simply may not be as profitable as you initially think after dealing with issues over a 3 year contract or longer, it get's wose if you fail too. :)

Maybe it's sharp edges would discourage digging?

Trying to rent a place between November and January is a painful process.

2) Envelope - you indicated the windows are original: This likely means single pain, built in-place wooden sliders or single hung.

I feel your pain.