I'm not saying don't rent to pet owners, but be aware of extra costs of money, time, and aggravation.

The fact that she HAD the money to stop the foreclosure all along and she was just sitting on it is aggravating to me as a note investor, hahaa.Anyway, sorry this was your first client.

I want to know what the things are that aggravate you most as a landlord.Some things I can think of are:- rent not being paid on time - maintenance fixes (AC went out, dishwasher stopped working, etc.) - providing notices for evictionWhatever it may be, I want to hear it.And thank you to everyone who shares with me.

Sometimes the question isn’t whether you can make money on a particular transaction, but if you can make more money with less aggravation somewhere else?

Recently I have found it aggravating to deal with having to meet prospective tenants to hand deliver applications, or dealing with those who don't know how to edit an emailed PDF application and return.

With a clear bowel, a slow leak will just continuously drain out.

I wish I had a solution to offer those people, but with the affordable housing shortage already being a severe crisis in much of the area, now aggravated by these disasters, many people are having to say goodbye permanently.

Best to get a new tenant and cut your aggravation.

I know a lot of working professionals that only do condos for this reason - they just don't have time to deal with the increased aggravation of a house.There is a lot less competition from fellow investors.

Yea, I guess I'm jumping the gun on assuming she is lying, but her story changed and the buyers deadline has changed so much now, that I guess it was just aggravating.