If you simply bring value by identifying their pain points and offering actionable solutions, all that follows will be simple including gaining their trust, business, or sale. 

It can be a pain to deal with them.

. - It’s a complete PAIN. - Make a list of all banks and account numbers, all investment institutions with account numbers, lists of credit cards, utility accounts, etc.

Redundant and a pain. 

I'd definitely go with a 5% down house hack - no questions asked.I feel your pain not wanting to live in through a flip as well, been there and won't do that again either.

., sometimes only a change in type location or demographics will get rid of the pain. 

Secondly, I trusted my realtor too much and didn't verify all the information about the neighborhood, expenses, vacancy rates, etcThird, I assumed that rents would go up.Now, after owning the place for 6 months, I find a lot of pain points1.

pain points, or lack thereof in property management companies, vendors or third parties;True open API on the software (true all in one mngt software does not exist at this time)Maint. vendors (lack of quality and quantity)Supply chain issues and high price pointsStaffing (no body wants to work)!!!

Doesn’t matter how the property is listed, as long as the numbers work for you bite on the deal FSBO in my experience has been a pain because these sellers generally think they can sell at retail value without any realtor help

If that's true, those who bought homes in the last several months when the market was white hot might find themselves upside down.In fact, they say that the housing recession is here: "Painfully high inflation and rising borrowing costs have proven to be a lethal combination for the housing market, forcing potential buyers to pull back on spending.