I was lucky enough to be able to negotiate and extend the balloon terms, but it was certainly a stressful situation.

Since its a husband/wife/child, there is a very strong chance that she will be living there in the near future once their transition is buttoned up, so I would require her to pass my background checks and be on the lease now, rather than do it later when she moves in full time.

The news comes amid an ongoing rise in coronavirus cases and worries that the national health system is severely stressed.

My daughter who lives in one of the units has high “expectations” of tenants and roommates which is good, but I’ve had to stress to her there were certain things we could not do, regardless of her personal feelings or annoyances.

Silliness to break my stress/seriousness.

: Buying a house is stressful enough, the last thing clients need is for a pushy agent to pressure them into buying a home or ‘convince’ them to work with you.

There are things you simply can't know without the trial and error, so no point in stressing.

Seems you could have avoided a lot of stress and aggravation from such a distance.

I have talked to their landlords multiple times and some things have improved but I'm still stressed out every day (noise, parties, junk in shared spaces) and it's caused me to second guess myself even buying this property in the first place.

The property had been sitting vacant for nearly a month and the stress it was causing in our marriage wasn’t worth it, so we decided to sell the house and cut our losses.