I followed the Dave Ramsey philosophy right after I purchased my first investment home in 2010 and I focused on living below my means and getting out of debt.  

It is the old, "either pay now or pay later" philosophy.

TIA 🤞🏽I always liked Grant Cardone's philosophy and have lived by it for the last few years. 

To be apathetic to it and say who cares it isn’t my problem or it doesn’t affect me is not really a philosophy I hold primarily because I have to pay for this nonsense not them.

Our similarities in life, philosophies, intentions, goals, etc. align for the most part.

My whole philosophy is to buy and never sell.

(Looking forward to a "flood" of people commenting on that philosophy.)At the moment I'm setting up a vacation rental in Largo -- 4 minutes from the beach, but not in a flood zone.

My philosophy is get as much knowledge as possible (look up statutes, talk to attorneys, division of real estate, etc.) and make the best decision for you. 

Beyond that everyone has very different views and philosophies.

@Edgar Avila I echo what Marcus Auerbachsaid as that's my philosophy as well.I listened to a BP podcast recently in which the wholesaler said that he has a list with 900 buyers, but, only five, yes 5 or those actually buy all his deals.So, go out and bring those killer deals to the table and you will harvest a ready made buyers list....guaranteed!