Point the finger elsewhere to distract from the real fraud.

We live in a world filled with distraction, and sometimes people don't know they want to sell until you get ahold of them and/or bring up the concept.

You need hard work, some street smarts, perseverance, some luck, block out distractions, right industry job business, and most important willing to get out of your own way and take a risk and go for it!

I'm kind of realizing how things like tv, video games, entertainment, etc, are just huge distractions to keep people from taking action to change their lives.

2) if I’m on a brief vacation (or otherwise distracted from rental business) when the late fee becomes due, how do you get your late fee when you’re unable to quickly create a one-time payment so the tenant has both rent and fees due in their online account?

If I have to read every page on your site to leave my info, I'm not going to do that, because I may forget or get distracted, or turn my head back to the road because I'm driving.

Upon presenting him with the notice of possession and to vacate he forward a "Cease and Desist" letter; however not before contacting me to distract and deter me from pursuing the property.  

Not only do these calls distract us from our other efforts, they are relatively costly to the estate.

What I'm wondering is: Is this a good path to a thorough and effective education in real estate or a distraction that will take away time, energy, and $ from what I'm really trying to do?

If you spruce it up too much, they'll feel like you're trying to distract them.