Constantly comparing oneself to others.

Being true to oneself allows for honest and meaningful communication with others.

I will pay to learn, I'm a big proponent of investing in oneself and paying others for their knowledge.Any advice would be great.

I also feel that this tenant has exhibited many untrustworthy signs and it's best just to cut ties to protect oneself. 

One self limiting belief that took me over a decade to conquer was the courage to fail.

@Dmitriy Fomichenko.We like one self-directed IRA purchased property.

I assume you can have 3 LLC under one self directed IRA? 

I think that success in real estate is no different than success in living; surrounding oneself with good advisors, looking into one's heart, cultivating a belief system, developing your talents, and choosing close friends very wisely. 

Thus exposing one-self to liability potentials from bad things happening, including assorted forms of tenant assaults. 

I would love to chat about it. 1) There are more than one self-directed custodian that we have clients with. 2) We normally create a segregated LLC owned by the IRA and the money flows in and out of that to keep from triggering gate fees with the custodian. 3) Most of the loans we do have pretty quick turns...usually 7-10 days. 4) If we use "checkbook control" and create an LLC that holds the loans that is, in turn, owned by the IRA, that speeds things up and keeps the fees low from the custodian.