Part of conditioning as an investor is to stay calm and make logical decisions. 

I generally like to make money AFTER my investors make money as is specified in the waterfall.

So if you decide to chemically kill all of your unwanted vegetation, then I would recommend buying offbrand concentrated glycophosphate for use in a pump sprayer and go crazy with it (while following manufacturers mixing instructions) but leave an unsprayed border of about 2 feet around your trees and use it on a calm day without wind or rain.  

Calm down think it through then act.

When I finally calmed down, thought everything thru, I found a guy who wasn't really amped to rent to me, but he gave me a chance.

But this feels like a "calm before the storm" to me.Would love to hear the perspective of those who are wiser than me on what the future holds in commercial real estate.

When looking at a capital stack the last juniors tend to get the highest return but generally are in the first wipeout position if something goes bad.These are setup as waterfall arrangements.

I told him to cool it right now because "I won't tolerate it" and eventually he calmed down, sometimes you worry if someone is on drugs or something and snap, it's a chance you take being in this business (or almost any other business).few tricks I learned over the years and these could apply to many situations:1.

(Decided that seller-financing vehicles was no-longer my line of business, sold my last this Summer)Conclusion- I am prepared, calm and responsible, but I intend to return home to my family at the end of every day without question.I own properties in some pretty questionable neighborhoods, great profit but I choose to carry.

We have two units coming empty tomorrow, so today is the calm before the storm!