Leave your emotions and ego outside once you pick up that phone.

I like to have a concrete max offer and cash flow worked out before offering, it takes the emotion out of it.

I am very eager to get into a property, but at the same time know there is a process and I cannot let my emotions make decisions.

Just don’t confuse facts and numbers with emotions and what you want to be fact.

There are places that will certify emotional support animals for a very small fee. 

This is not worth your time, money, & emotional well-being!

when I look at a property I determine the monthly cashflow I want then take into account all the expenses and make an offer that will acheive that monthly cash flow. its a financial decision dont let your emotions get in the way.

I don't believe in wasting my time in small court because... been there and wastes a lot of emotional and physical time for nothing. 

I find that the potential sellers are either too paranoid to find (they hide from everyone fearing their creditors) or emotionally divorced from the property....they have already made up their mind to default and there is no way to impress upon them that that's a horribly bad decision.Some of what I experience is unique to Texas and Texas rules however.

In this business you need to learn to take the emotion out of things.