No, I was not given proper notice, and according to state statutes, he would have needed to inform me of his intentions in a more formal manner than just aggravated texts. 

It's more expensive, but I never have to worry about it being done correctly, there is never any aggravation, and it saves on tax preparation because they know the books intimately and don't have to reconstruct anything.

Get paid for your time and aggravation but don't be the arbiter of parting a fool with his money.

The city inspections are a bit aggravating but a minor hurdle.

(The idea being that they might be at the height of their aggravation having to deal with an eviction)We actually got some good deals for creative financing (this is not a wholesaler concept) We did both L/O and subject to.

Shortcuts, exceptions, and, in my opinion, algorithms, will all set you up for unnecessary aggravation, and unnecessary expense.

Changing locks isn't hard but its annoying and having a fistful of keys around my house aggravates me.

I recently had a tenant vacate a townhouse and during a walk through prior to their leaving a noticed court documents from a neighboring county informing my tenant that his charges for "aggravated sexual battery" were being dropped.  

Very, very aggravating. 

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