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Fed up with

Late or Non-Payment of Rent: One of the most stressful aspects of self-managing is dealing with tenants who repeatedly pay rent late or, worse, don’t pay at all. Chasing rent or dealing with payment issues takes time and energy and can create cash flow problems.
Frequent Complaints or Demands: Some tenants are constantly calling or emailing with complaints, whether about maintenance issues, noise, or building conditions. Dealing with tenant complaints can feel like a never-ending task, especially when tenants are not reasonable in their expectations.
Toxic Tenant Behavior: Tenants who engage in disruptive or hostile behavior, violate lease terms (e.g., smoking in a non-smoking unit, causing disturbances), or refuse to cooperate can create tension and stress. If tenants don't adhere to house rules or the terms of the lease, landlords often face the difficult task of enforcement.

Stressed about

Constant Maintenance Requests: Even with well-maintained properties, tenants can create maintenance issues. When tenants call with requests, whether for minor repairs or urgent issues (e.g., plumbing leaks, HVAC problems), it takes time to schedule repairs, assess the situation, and sometimes deal with contractors or vendors.
Unexpected or Expensive Repairs: Major issues like plumbing failures, roof leaks, or appliance breakdowns can pop up unexpectedly, leading to high repair costs. Managing these repairs and coordinating with contractors can be time-consuming and stressful.
Lack of Time for Preventative Maintenance: Regular maintenance (e.g., servicing HVAC units, checking for leaks) is crucial to avoid bigger problems down the road, but many landlords get fed up with the amount of time and effort it takes to stay on top of routine upkeep. It often gets put on the backburner until something breaks, causing more stress.