I hope people thinking of sending you their hard earned money see your attitude and evasiveness and think twice prior to doing so.

If you can stomach his brash and boisterous attitude, he preaches in his books that owning your primary residence is a “trap” and that money is better put to use in buying investment properties and renting where you physically live.

I am not looking for any sort of payment, just trying to gain knowledge and hopefully help someone who may be looking for a driven individual with a great attitude. 

You're doing great with your property deal – solid purchase, strong cash flow, and a good attitude toward learning.

Just like with all other types of real estate, there is still money to be made, sometimes in requires a shift in game plan or attitude.  

Doesn't feel like the easiest place to get started, but that attitude never helped anyone.

I might offer to waive his late fee once you receive his July payment, and you might also make that contingent upon him setting up some sort of automatic electronic payment system in order to make sure he doesn't have to worry about it again.Bottom line, he 100% still owes you July, and ASAP - but I wouldn't even make a point of calling him out on it, it should be such an obvious thing that you talk about it casually and matter-of-factly, and then go about it from the attitude of trying to protect his security so that it doesn't happen again for his sake. 

In those cities they've lost some pretty significant retail businesses because of that attitude.

You could reject a applicant with a service animal due to low income, low credit score, short duration of employment, bad attitude even bad breath.

I suggest that you rethink you attitude toward debt.