Again, nothing controversial here.2.

Celebrate at least a little.

I'm actually hosting a couple events this month including a workshop on how to monetize your passion/business building and our REIA NYC Relaunch Celebration.

Isn't that insensitive toward tenants who do not celebrate or believe in Christmas?

Congrats and don't forget to celebrate :)

Lot's of people seem to celebrate their failures with low income - that's like celebrating the fact that you can't learn to ride a bike.

Next part is a vast generalization and will be controversial but through anecdotal testimony I’ve heard that section 8 can be tougher on the property which if you are a hands on landlord in Indy, not that big a deal.

It would akin to asking a Hollywood celebrity to watch my pile of cocaine.

So, let's be clear about how poor someone is before they are the bad kind of poor.I think the first thing that needs to be addressed is the pervasive attitude that poor people have somehow created their own poverty and are simple-minded people that need to have their finances governed by someone else.Just look at the shows showing celebrities trying to buy food for the amount of money allocated to food stamp recipients to see how impossible it is for them to eat on that amount of money for food. 

There was some celebration sushi!