If you want a break down to the simplest of explanations of the mental attitude that creates wealth, you will read and listen to this book.

I grew up with a father, uncle and grandfather that all owned their own businesses and to me it seemed natural, now living here most of my wife's family either works for or retired from GM and they all have the mentality of a worker her father retired after 40 years, and I talked to him and he flat out told me that he hated probably 30 of those years.

Hey all, I'm trying to come up with a FAQ for sellers that I deal with, but I am having a real mental block because I'm not really sure what they would want to know.

A good mentality to have is to deal with the cheapest/easiest ways first.

Unfortunately there is a growing mentality in this country (I don't know about other places) that it is ok to stick it to landlords, employers, government, insurance companies, or even other individuals, and it is often rationalized as ok because "big corporations are paying" or "that is what insurance is for" or "I need to get something for my tax dollars" or simply "I need money and it is not my problem where it ends up coming from."

Repeat the formula “Om courage” mentally, daily several times.I hope this helps someone out there.

It's just something that people with a "renter mentality" do.

If the tenant is the homeonwer, you really want them out, because they have this mental thing going with thinking the house is still their.

When asking these "brokers" if there are even any properties available in NYC that meet the criteria they all seem to give me a rehearsed answer.

A title company who can be creative and not stuck in a cookie cutter mentality.