Show people you understand real investor pain points things like seasoning requirements, delayed financing rules, or how to optimize loan stacking as portfolios grow.

Its a pain in the butt to get setup and ads get rejected all the time and its a headache.

Legal work doesn’t have to be painful, but your CPA and QI need to stay synced on how proceeds are tracked to preserve full deferral.It’s a great move if you want fewer headaches, more stable cash flow, and continued tax deferral.

If there are any stressors or pain points around these decisions, I would trust your gut.  

Another thing you can do is ask other landlords who they are using for property management and what are their pain points.

Just trying to get a handle on what others are doing and whether this pain is common or I’m just disorganized 😅 Good question Matthew!

Would love radical ideas for this agent to feel the pain personally that he caused his buyer 

Its definitely a pain to get to that point though. 

i think you mention that here as well.i was struck by you saying that you think you "can't" do a flip unless you partner - that to me just means you're not buying properties at a deep enough discount.and yes, finding subs for something specific can be a huge pain. 

This month I'm in the process of closing down a business and migrating banks and OH MY LORD has it been a huge pain in the butt.