Authorities identified and arrested five individuals—Jermaine Matthews, Dominique Kittle, DeKyra Vernon, Montianez Merriweather, and Patrick Rosemond—for charges including felonious assault, aggravated riot, and assault, with the FBI now coordinating with the Cincinnati Police Department on the investigation. 

I decided I was tired of dealing with the hassles of being a landlord, didn't feel like spending time, money and aggravation to renovate so I sold for the cash offer.

"Flushable" wipes don't break down and are a huge source of aggravation for sewer system workers.

It's a clean break for everyone, they don't have to worry about utilities or anything else, or hope that I get it re-rented, and if I get it re-rented fast enough I've collected a little extra money for my aggravation. 

Separate example: email with with subject; “Email from last Wednesday, please respond”.After repeated non-responsiveness and continued issues, I sent an email to new Property Manager 1/28/25 with subject “Serious Concerns” in which I expressed concerns about repeated delays, non-responsiveness, mistakes and incorrect information, and stated that; “I may need to seek some restitution for the cost of these delays, not to mention the additional time and aggravation, the reduction of which was the point of hiring a management company in the first place.”Had to request an estimate for an HVAC heating unit to be installed six times.

Learning to guesstimate repairs (most by square foot) will save you a ton of time and aggravation.

Both were eventually resolved but at great time & aggravation to me.2.

There were several aggravating factors: -larger purchase 3: unit -The building needs TLC-Previous owners did not speak english-Realtors on both sides were feuding openly-I had to coordinate repairs before closing to satisfy loan-Access was closely controlled the whole time and most of the time it was deniedIt was a real marathon folks.

The driveway was "shared" in the sense that it was all conjoined at the property line, and it was a constant source of aggravation.

I can see how it could potentially work if the homeowner paid a good portion of the initial construction, but if you had to depend on the tenant for the entire replacement cost I think it would require a lot of capital and aggravation to make it work, as you would have a very long recovery timeline and would have to manage the property besides, all within the confines of someone else's property who might not like the tenants you place or be bitter at only receiving a small portion of the rent.