@John Kilduff I am a wholesaler in Delaware and I can understand your frustration.

I owned property in New Orleans and Mississippi during/after Katrina and know how incredibly frustrating it can be to have assets out of state.Let me know how we can help,Corey

I'm currently in California in the process of buying a home and paying being asked to pay for another appraisal ($500) is frustrating.

I guess that is the frustrating part.

If the $850 increase makes it tough for her to pay, are you always going to be having to send your a notice to vacate month after month, therefore increasing your frustration and work load?  

Again, take in to account this may not be his fault and try to treat him like a human being =) You'd be surprised how many times people take their frustrations out on agents when it's their decisions on pricing or not fixing/updating!

Every company will have their quirks that frustrate the hell out of you, so you will have to adjust to meet what they need. 

I'm a bit frustrated. 

I used to get so frustrated with driving across town and then the person is a no show.

It seems like basic math to me, and if you are trying to help your "client," then you should put their profits above yours, and above your colleague's, and above your brokerage.I have received this runaround from both Windermere & Sotheby's in the past couple weeks and it is extremely frustrating because they have both specifically said they would tell the Seller that they should not trust an offer if it does not go through another realtor.