So, if you subscribe to that philosophy (and I do because all-cash investing is not an option for me at this time) it actually makes a lot of sense to secure those loans and invest now.

As crazy as it sounds, I actually think we have a pretty good balance of rights/regulations as it stands...There is a philosophy that there is no way to please everyone - that if one party is completely happy, the other is completely unhappy - so if everyone is a little unhappy, the balance has been found!

– Dale Carnegie"The most practical, beautiful, workable philosophy in the world won't work - if you won't." - Zig Ziglar Have a wonderful day.

I have a philosophy which also applies to gurus, coaches, mentors, etc.

I'm a Fort Worth local, and fairly new to the probate property philosophy, however I'm intrigued.  

She should think philosophy is acceptable, this shows good faith on your part.

Thick Face, Black Heart by Chin Ning Chu.It was instrumental in teaching me some land lording philosophies I really needed.

For whatever it's worth (and I'm assuming next to nothing for many of those who have commented here), my undergraduate degree is in philosophy from the University of California, and my minors were French and German. 

She does repeat herself quite a bit about her philosophies, but it's kinda the point of the book, I guess she wants people to get her :POne of the best books I have ever read, but most people either fall in love with it, or hate its guts.

Here's my simple philosophy: a 1-year lease protects the tenant, a month-to-month rental agreement protects the landlord.If the tenant really wants to leave, the lease won't stop them.