Behavioral economics tells us people experience the pain of losses twice as much as gains.

What a shame it has come to this and what a shame that you would post something like this.My words aren't necessary and everything for all to see is in the images.May God Bless you mate 🙏 Goddam this dude is dramatic in his emails Pains me mate,And this is just one tenth...The relationship evolved more than just a "transaction" per se and one day out of the blue, we get the above review.I was going to stay a sleeping bear but since I was poked on another thread, might as well wake up and get me some honey lol

It's more of the financing (and process) as we've heard 203k can be a pain.

I know it’s a pain, but periodic property checks can help mitigate this kinda thing.  

It was painful.

If you give any credence to this type of response, you're in for a long painful real estate investing experience. 

As i said, he isn't wrong, "IF" there was an option to just save up a few hundred thousand and buy that property cash with zero mortgage, yes it is "safe" in the manner that you can screw up and be horrible at finding tenants, managing the property and just overall life as a real estate investor, because there isn't a mortgage payment forcing you to feel the pain of failure monthly.

Sprinkler systems are a pain to deal with, in terms of maintenance (inspections etc) and risk of flooding during winter freezes and tenants accidentally triggering them.

Rent Collection can be one of the biggest pain points while trying to manage a mobile home park.We have a few rules when it comes to rent collection that allows us to collect at a higher rate than the industry average.Rules of Rent Collection1.

So, we have dealt with this before but only in Florida and its a bit of a pain in the butt when both parties won't sign the release and cancellation.