And I came to the realization a few days ago my inaction us stopping her from doing what she would love to do.

I personally believe action is always better than inaction.

When I show my places if the person has a negative attitude or seems demanding I don't mention any cleanup I will be doing between move-in, act like an uncaring landlord, and don't point out any positives, and act distant.

As I see it now, the only reason to even think about Blackrock is to provide some excuse for why a person can blame someone or some business for their inaction.

In either scenario, and there are many, you’re being influenced by limiting beliefs, and limiting beliefs lead to either actions that don’t sit well with us (as we aren’t living in integrity with our core values), or inaction, which leads us back to beating ourselves up.Once you’ve got this list, you can start evaluating the role you want to play in your path to success (which, for many, isn’t defined by being rich, but rather, more financially secure).

What’s happening in situations like this is that the debt investors are being compensated more than the equity investors, despite taking less risk.Leverage impact on cash flow yieldsLet’s look at an example to show the impact of leverage in action.

Currently there are 2.2 million homes in Active Mortgage Forbearance.

You have to determine if it's due to their inaction or not and go from there. 

So far my only idea is to call up the agents of some inactive MLS listings to see if they owners have thought about selling.

The reason for the inactivity is because I was planning a pivot on my acquisition plan.I went to my first 10X real estate seminar and I learned so much.