You should do all in your power to shamelessly steal it, then incorporate it into your system.It was his way of saying that we should copy the good habits of those that are successful.Even the Bible instructs the sluggard to go study ants.What I do is harness my natural inclination to vacilate.

Don't estimate based on freebies.And if you can do the work yourself and do a good job, then you should sell your services to the buyer for doing it, and make the money.for doing it.Again, get in the habit of not putting in freebies, example, I can sell the property myself.

The harm that occurs on the property will not bleed out to the members of the LLC.An umbrella policy is good to have but it is not a subsitute for an LLC or any other business entity.

You are guaranteed to get some hostile responses at some point, and possibly put yourself in harms way from angry/desparate people.I would stick with a multi-pronged marketing approach (direct mail/postcards, recurring newspaper/pennysaver ads, signs, networking, etc.), and leave the door-knocking to the vaccuum salesmen.Get creative.

And it has pushed him to the point where tonight he told me if they bother him again he will psychically harm them.Can you offer advice to what my course of action should be?

But they said they still have fleas.At this point, I feel like it is fairly safe to say that they brought the fleas in with them or at least their cleaning habits (or lack thereof) have contributed to the problem.Anyway, my question is who is ultimately responsible in this case? 

I figure that is enough to get the point across and also saying 30 years has become a kind of habit for me so I just leave it. 

If no one is complaining, then until you have some reason to stop him, I guess there's no harm in letting it go.

When you're paying off in 5 years without changing spending habits, it's really not an interest rate sensitive loan.

.- The one thing by Gary Keller (How to simplifiy and prioritise your time and efforts)- Pitch Anything by Oren Klaff (How to Pitch and sell effectively)- The power of habit by Charles Duhigg- Never Split the difference by Chris Voss (FBI based negotiation)Just a few alternate books that will also help you In your multifamily journey.