Joe "pain in the a**" Tenant just signed a year lease.

If you can get at least $3150, I would keep them, if you cannot make that then it will be a pain years to come, so will take my loses and move onto another one.

Although evidence points to the contrary, lenders are not sitting around rubbing their hands together greedily, savoring the pain and suffering they've caused borrowers. 

So these small players are hustling to get more properties, and sometimes your property suffers from these growing pains as they try to scale.Good luck!

He also connected me to my realtor, who proved to also be extremely helpful.Realtor - Paul McKenna: Paul is a fellow investor so he had much more to offer than your average realtor and had both sharp insight and helpful connections.BP resource - Marcus Auerbach: While we didn't actually work together, his advice on BP and YouTube videos have been very informative.

These tenants have been a royal pain in my rear end lately, and honestly I would be more than happy to have them leave. 

They should be able to handle it.I hear your pain about the batteries in the Thermostat, But how would a PM know what the problem was to tell to the tenant what to do?

I'm assuming your dealing with a smaller loan amount that makes this more painful than it would on say something $250K +.   

Professionally pained, cleaned, and rear landscaping done.

His mind is very sharp though. 2.