It's actually a huge pain to park your car anywhere nearby.

Code enforcement is active M-F and neighbors can be a pain.

I gave up predicting the future a long time ago, but there is potential for pain here.

Knowing the pains and frustrations of a property owner first hand can motivate the PM company to perform better.

Needless to say, through FHA this was a pain with all of the guidelines, inspections draws, and of course there was a huge learning curve since this was my first deal.Move to today and I am currently in contract on a 2 unit with an unfinished basement and am using an FHA loan to close on it.

I think that we just have to be creative to share the pain equitably.

It's a minor pain to paint the small gap above cabinets. 

Build rapport and ask for and find the pain points. 

I bill him for water and he separately buys another money order but rounded up to the nearest dollar because it's such a pain for him to deal with loose change.

Have a look at some more useful information here:https://wolfstreet.com/2021/03/24/fha-mortgage-delinquencies-hit-17-5-in-30-metros-over-20-the-other-side-of-the-red-hot-housing-market/The constant feed of cheerleading articles being posted by real estate “experts” claiming there will never be a drop in real estate is exactly the psychological sign that those of us that actually experienced the last major crash know to look for in an impending crash.