I recently read in Donald Trumps "The Art of the Deal" that negotiation is the key to getting deals.

I think that investment sense has to trump the desire to acquire or you're just taking on too much risk.

I realize that sometimes the psychological needs have got to trump economic rationality, but it seems to me that this shouldn't be the case when you're just building your portfolio.

I don't know if the owner paid the tenant either, but I know the owner had the right to take the property for his own personal use.While some things don't seem fair or what we are use to seeing sometimes, I can see where property rights of an owner will trump the rights of tennancy.

Keep close to BP as you continue to learn, grow, and become the next Donald Trump :) Love the goals!

Education and perspective trumps money in RE, because they allow us to recognize opportunities that others can’t see – even as they stare at them.

Bill...hire good people who are hungry...no program will ever trump that!

Wear and tear is not that big of a deal that it should trump ability to pay, actually paying, paying on time, being low maintenance, creating a sense of community/having a stake in the community, making the unit their home so they'll stay long term, and so many other things.Spread the good karma around between landlords and tenants.

The market dictated the price and trumps your opinion. 

If President Trump declares parts of Sonoma / Napa to be a disaster area, 203(h) financing will become available.