The philosophy, and some people's experience I've read on this forum, is that it is more hazardous - that tenants are too stupid to use the appliances with open flame.

Our philosophy is to only buy and sell single family homes in areas that we would feel safe to live in ourselves.

My philosophy is to never do a deal that jeopardizes my other deals.

For young people especially, I recommend philosophy as this is the time in your life when you're starting to figure out how you want to live, which is a really hard question to answer. - Don't stop training sports.

I'll check it out.I have a similar philosophy to learning about business.

I have a philosophy of making the units nicer for longer term tenancy.

specifically, wondering if anyone has tips on finding a real estate attorney that is favorable to creative financing, and creating contracts that offer the win-win type of philosophy. i'm pretty aware of questions to ask of any attorney to determine if that professional is pro-investor, or not, but wondering if there's additional advise anyone in the virginia area might share?

I would first recommend to determine what your investment philosophy is.

I agree with the partner philosophy.

Find investors that share your philosophy. 4.