@Jimmy Marsh what a pain in the A**!

In my state we have of course the CDC guidelines and too make it more painful we have a state mandate from the governor no evictions through the end of year.  

I consider the city to be too much of a pain to deal with if your property has weeds at all or a domestic water sprinkler system. 

If so, or not, what are the pain points you experience?

There are millions of agents who buy properties and you use that to your advantage, saying you won't be a pain in inspection because you get it.

I have done exactly one thing right:  buy a fixer house in an amazing location as a primary residence and through the experience learn what you need to know about real estate finance, the cost and pain of renovations (I recall asking the inspector what dry rot looked like and him poking a hole in a beam with his finger "like that") and the value of appreciation as a financing tool.   

I would like to learn more about your growing pains and your experience.If you have time available, please send me a direct message with your email, available time frames throughout the week, your current transaction volume, and I’ll confirm a time.I appreciate your time and I look forward to hearing from you.Thank you,Denny LeLogic REI

House is 70 years old and it's been a giant pain in the *** a lot of the time.

Colorado Springs can be a pain to work with and this process will likely take 4-6 months minimum.

The biggest pain was not the money it was the constant resetting of the circuit boards which would fail to turn on the heater element.