She finally got to the point where the house was a huge psychological problem for her.

I figured since we're talking about psychology here, talking about role models would be an important aspect of psych.

I never manage to hit the burnout point, I just hit my psychological threshold for losing.Jon

I do claim to be an expert in the abandoned house, pre-foreclosure and homeowner psychology market in the State of Texas.

When it comes to the investor psychology...ya gotta be in it to win it!

This plays into the whole investor psychology piece...if you purchase a property and get into a bind and have no exit strategies built in, you stand to lose a lot and hate investing because of it.

It is not always a simple matter to move a property to an LLC.But if, after doing several deals you feel confident and competent,then sell the original properties for a profit and begin putting allnew properties into the LLC.From your remark about tenants being hurt I can see that youmay not be psychologically ready to be a landlord.

I findly found a couple things they were good at (legal, collections, and compliance), and I psychologically decided that I was paying 8% of my gross for those things.

i can see you're an entrepreneur huh.well prepare yourself for the ups and downs of being a noob.you're gonna get so gung ho on one thing in one week and a few days later, get hooked on something else.one week, you'll be wholesaling...definitely.the next week, you'll be buying, rehabing and selling...DEFINITELY.the next it will be buying, fixin and renting, refiing...WITHOUT A DOUBT.whatever you do, stick to your guns about one thing:MAKING A DECISION TO TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR LIFE, PSYCHOLOGICALLY, SPIRITUALLY, PHYSICALLY AND FINANCIALLY!!!

One of the biggest psychological obstacles that I have come across since I began my investing life recently is the fear that is reflected off of my friends and family.