Go to BBVA Compass....in Colorado nobody can compete with them.

No emotions, no feelings, no compassion.

Sometimes a little compassion goes a long way.  

Construction-wise at least...I wish I had some more specific questions but I really just want to get a feel for things and maybe get the compass pointed the right way.Thanks guys!

You make the rules, you inforce the rules, if you can not do that with zero compassion you are in the wrong business.Tenants in lower class neighbourhoods hone their skills to take advantage of every possible system and landlords are just another system in their sights.If you get good tenants obviously treat them cordially but never ever let down your guard, that is what they are waiting for you to do.

Show as much compassion as possible and keep tempers as low as possible, anger never helps.

In my mind, it's about how you run your own dealings that makes you who you are and you have to define the line between compassion and the ugly end of this business.

at the Fox & Hound on 11470 Westheimer Road from 7-10pm(RSVP through Eventbrite) November 10 "Century 21 Networking Events for Real Estate Agents" at the BBVA Compass Stadium from 6-9pm(RSVP through REIA Houston Website) November 15 "Houston REIA - November Topic: Wholesaling for Beginner Real Estate Investors" at the Double Tree at 6 Greenway Plaza (venue changed, typically its the Hilton on Post Oakon the third Tuesday of the month) from 6-9:30pmLooking forward to hearing from everyone on here.

I work in Neds market I work in Orlando I work in INdy  I work in KC  in Cleveland in PHILLy etc etc  and the deals for my guys come from all points of the compass  wholesalers licensed or not agents who have a pipeline to distressed assets ( those are usually the best but the average investor has a hard time cracking that code you need big money and volume to get into that pipeline.)

I do think there always most be compassion for those with less and why we have section 8 etc. maybe I am not seeing it right but just my 2 cents