Closing was a pain and the whole process was a wreck, but after calling about 15 banks, they were the only ones I found near me who would do one on an investment property.

(a) Except as otherwise provided herein, in all estates, real or personal, held in jointtenancy, the part or share of any tenant dying shall not descend or go to the surviving tenant,but shall descend or be vested in the heirs, executors, or administrators, respectively, of thetenant so dying, in the same manner as estates held by tenancy in common: Provided, thatestates held in joint tenancy for the purpose of carrying on and promoting trade andcommerce, or any useful work or manufacture, established and pursued with a view ofprofit to the parties therein concerned, are vested in the surviving partner, in order to enablethe surviving partner to settle and adjust the partnership business, or pay off the debts whichmay have been contracted in pursuit of the joint business; but as soon as the same iseffected, the survivor shall account with, and pay, and deliver to the heirs, executors andadministrators respectively of such deceased partner all such part, share, and sums ofmoney as the deceased partner may be entitled to by virtue of the original agreement, ifany, or according to the deceased partner's share or part in the joint concern, in the samemanner as partnership stock is usually settled between joint merchants and therepresentatives of their deceased partners.

Dealing with renters seems like a pain but I’m doing a little more research on it.

Texturing was a pain in the *** but It all worked out.

Buying a vacant home for a good deal In my neighborhood.Got my lending and construction loan set. I have not been using a relator as I have been working with the owner directly. I am at the point were we have agreed o...

There were some growing pains with property management, and finding the right occupants in the beginning.

I feel your pain.

@Joseph Lalia It hurts to read this and I understand your pain.

@Bianca NavaltaYeah, that whole tax thing at the end is a pain. 

@Jeremy Lee yea they will be a bit of a pain and having the tenant pay the copay for the home warranty is absolute bull@#$t.