That is too much aggravation.

., going south of Chalkstone toward Valley St).You can get a better price for properties in C areas, but you will pay for it in aggravation and management headaches.

If I'm investing now to make money LATER then why bother with all the aggravation.

After all, you want a renter who is as concerned about your safety (and hopefully your property) rather than Mr Aggravating, or worse, someone pretending he values his privacy, or he's shy, or whatever other reson he might lie about not having his photo taken for your safety only.Also, check out the app called bSafe.

"well, that's a lot better income than working for the difference....or for fixing toilets" The Aggravation Factor. :)Lastly, creating a note that can be later sold in full or a partial front end payments needs skill.

That presentation was so aggravating.

So if you do that and you're happy with the numbers you see, then you can feel reasonably good moving forward.The only other thing I'd say is, if you're buying in a tougher area, you're going to have more aggravation.

But I'm in NY, so I'm worried most about aggravating her and she stays and doesn't pay.

(water in toilets, tanks, and bowels from leaking sinks) I am using this as a point of negotiation with the seller to get a significant reduction in price due to this.

Save yourself much future expense and aggravation and get the advice of a business practices attorney.