On the flip side of the coin, the realtors on this site could tell story after story about all the tire kickers and buyers who flake out.Sorry you had to deal with this...you'll get one soon.

If it is just tired furniture people can understand but if it is really bad pre-screen and show when vacant.

You do not want your Tenant whining about flat tires because the roofer left nails everywhere.You really need a standardized template for Tenant communications.

We were tired of the back and forth and so offered to pay for the cheaper repair option with his approval.

The goal is to set yourself apart from tire kickers!

When trouble starts you will get tired dealing with it and you will just end up selling house for a lost since it's not a good area it will be hard to find a good buyer that is willing to pay more than you paid for the house.For me if I buy a house somewhere it has to be a place that I see myself living there.

In the past year and a half, I have grown increasingly tired of the in and outs of land lording and am having a harder and harder time dealing with tenants and finding decent labor.

Investors come to me because they have faced issues in the past and are tired of learning the nuances of investing in the U.S. as a foreigner the hard way. 

Absentee owners or landlords that are tired or elderly. 

I own 7 properties and I got tired of my wife complaining about me messing up the back of our Honda Pilot so I bought 1999 Toyota Tacoma for 7K.