I've been reading the forums a bit on the subject of Upset Sales in PA and thought I would try to tie several of the discussions together for the upcoming sale. 

Hey BiggerPockets community 👋My name’s Hart, and I’ve spent the last 9+ years in parking enforcement working directly with multifamily properties, leasing offices, and property managers.Over the years, I’ve seen something interesting:Parking issues seem small — until they’re not.A simple typo in a plate number…A resident misunderstanding the rules…A guest parking in the wrong spot…Next thing you know, a vehicle gets flagged, a tow happens, and management is stuck dealing with an upset resident and a preventable conflict.It made me realize how much time leasing offices spend managing parking problems that could be avoided with better systems in place.That led me to build ParkVault — a parking management platform focused specifically on multifamily operators.

@Marlon Brathwaite, banks have an outstanding loan, and they will win the foreclosure auction unless a bid is placed above their upset price.  

They are also upset that many of the practices that BP touts don't work here - including buying a $60k property to flip (huh?

My tenant is upset that I fined them for repeatedly parking unauthorized in the driveway.

If your friend is bothered or upset by the situation it is her responsibility to reach out and get the situation resolved.

A year ago I posted a negative review online about their performance which upset the PM but he did improve a little so I raised it from one star to three.My vacant property has been on Zillow for a few weeks now but I had zero feedback from the PM.

It's so much better to pay more to someone who can get the job done than beat contractors down on price and then be upset later when things don't go right.Being a general contractor that focuses on homestyle and FHA 203k it's a regular thing to see clients get poorly written BORs with bad numbers and then get even lower number from a contractor.The contractor starts with the easy part, like demo, and then walks away, leaving the borrower in a sad, sorry position. 

The part that really upset me was their attitudes. 

By the time I responded, I was so happy with our team and how precise and dialed-in our communications were that I wasn't upset with our client either.