You either have a no pet policy or you do not have a no pet policy which is it..It particularly irritates me when tenants ask to change the lease the have already signed. 

@Bruce Woodruff I thought this pertinent: The dictionary definition of Chemical Warfare is: tactical warfare using substances with irritant, burning, poisonous, or asphyxiating properties. 

I didn't know the PM could do an analysis for us, and hadn't thought to ask for anything like that because we kind of irritated him by asking him why the rent hadn't been paid and why the neighbors (who had to literally track us down) were contacting us about the lack of care that the yard was receiving.

Also an irritating, ill-behaved, noisy traffic hazard.

However, they didn't accept my explanation and got irritated because it seemed that I didn't 'trust' them, by the way I have a good relationship with them. 

I have found that humanizing the checkout procedure is less irritating to those guests who believe they should not have to clean up after themselves.

It can be very uncomfortable to do a final move out inspection with a tenant present, they can become aggressive, irritated, etc. and like others have stated, you don't always catch items doing a rushed inspection. 

. :-)MikeSure, but if you have a high-end place vacation rental and someone is paying you hundreds or even thousands for their stay, is it really wise to charge them $15 which is sure to be an irritant even though it's quite justified?

There is nothing more irritating than than watching a video and the first 30 min is them inserting a sales pitch before they even get to the information.

I'm just a bit flabbergasted and irritated right now with the news I just received from the bank.