If your goal is to own the property, then you are setting yourself up for a painful experience by potentially finding great property deals that you don't have the money to buy.  

Anyways if it's just between the Tenant and Me, I can take the pain but my latest drama filled episode has now drawn the attention of the Condo Association.My Tenant decided to go knock on the neighbors door, what followed is a grey area but the neighbor called the police got all freaked out my tenant gets arrested for disorderly conduct.

It can be painful to keep repeating yourself, but it is a consistent message.  

The paint was in good shape, but a huge pain to paint over.  

In my experience (limited to one myself and one my Mom purchased) they are a pain to deal with once you get an accepted offer.

If it were that easy,omg... there'd be no wholesaling or hunger...!

I understand why I have these requirements but they are a pain in the neck sometimes.On the other hand I have found it helpful because I have access to certain tools (MLS etc.) and resources and that help me identify deals. 

Seemed like she would be a person that would be a pain in the arse.Questions when they show up like where is the main water shut off would be good.  

I am 21 years old, I live in outside of philadelphia, pa in a suburb in montgomery county, pa.

If you have a long term projects where investors/partners come in and out changing ownership %'s and tracking every partner as a llc/partnership is a huge pain.