It can be frustrating but I agree with you that a list this valuable won't come easy and will take a little (or a lot) of persistence to get it.

@Corwin Hall I understand your frustrations about not being able to get a loan until 2 full years of commission.

Obviously, the transformation would have to be well planned. the most frustrating area is the financing.

As a Realtor I'm working non-stop and have money coming in more frequent but it's more frustrating since I work for nothing when clients don't buy, can't buy or just disappear. 

Hi Alin, A few of my peers have had to deal with Cook County after foreclosing and as I understand, it was a very frustrating and drawn-out process due to their regs and bureaucracy.

I started with a SFH agent, and this prove to be very frustrating.

I got my financing options all straightened out, set aside some extra cash, built some good relations with lenders, and really took a lot of steps that involved overcoming fear/hesitation/laziness/frustration.

I'm frustrated by the HOA fees disproportionately increasing (long story but the HOA dues are 40% of the monthly mortgage payment due to a poorly structured assessment to the HOA about 15 years ago), frustrated and stressed over the liability of the neighbors from leaks, etc that I have no control over, and generally feeling powerless over so many variables that are not in my control (don't even get me started on how many times I've requested that the roofing over our unit be repaired before the rain arrives).  

Anyways it frustrates me that they refuse to sign up for cozy!

I would also suggest that you make a trip downtown, trying to get someone to help you by phone is very frustrating.