My first suggestion is to buy the BP Books to further your rich dad "Philosophies" into actual "doing".

He explains a lot about his philosophy on his website (bawldguy.com).

My philosophy is if I have to follow the lease than so does the renter.Before I will "break the lease" I require the 2 months fees.

I'll second the notion of the general philosophy behind it all.

My background as a professor of philosophy and more recently as an attorney give me all the tools necessary to over analyze and become paralyzed to action so I need resources like this one to help me be confident in my choices and to give me motivation to take the plunge.My goals in real state are pretty simple: I want to achieve financial independence for my family and establish a nice portfolio of assets that I can pass on to my children.

NO WAY that would be against the BP philosophy of B & H.

Although economically it would make most sense to just pay them to leave, i tend to go by the philosophy that if you don't let people give you crap they won't in the future.

Then invested the next 10 building an organization that is unique in the world of real estate coaching in that our coaches get paid when their protégés make money.Not here to sell anything, other than a philosophy that there is a right way, and a wrong way to do this business.

At the end of the day some people will never read a word of free information you can find online.And some will never purchase a mentorship/course.My philosophy is just to pick one and do it.

Both will be a part of every transaction you make.You should also have formal business education in order to successfully manage your business.I also recommend classes in property management and several classes of finance.No matter what you do in life, I recommend follow this philosophy: End Each Day a Little Smarter Than You Began The Day.What is comes down to, are you just seeking quick money, or do you want to make the real estate business a career?