Nail holes in the trim were filled with caulking, maybe, the drywall texture was as consistent as the weather, apparently there was no more paint on earth, a nice sharp cut tile nosing at a bath tub.

She is sharp and knows her stuff.31-962-1115

@Joshua Lyon I have found Navy Federal a bit of a pain to work with in the past but their loan programs are good.

@Matt Ellis I feel your pain.

HUD homes are sold through servicing companies (such as PEMCO) via HUDHomeStore.com and the quirky red tape they sometimes require can be a pain to deal with, and it is completely automated and impersonal*. 

Finding a temporary rental sounds like a pain in the *** considering we have a 3 year old. 

One thing I will warn you about is financing through an LLC is a pain in the butt.

I know it's a pain but once you analyze more and more deals, the better you are judging and finding ones that works.

Student loans are a pain hanging over your head but you have a pretty excellent rate.

To take someone's 50k which is their last few cash is to create a pain in the butt investor.