You definitely have the right attitude and I'm sure you have what it takes.

I agree with your attitude about this--"I understand it may not be possible but I'm not interested in that reality, I'm interested in the one where there is a way."

I would speak with lender(s) and check their attitude about moving title to one or more LLCs.

Now before we move on, I want to be clear that affirmations will not make you good at your “real estate” but align your attitude with someone who can be good at your thing.

What you really need to do is change your attitude toward the tenant.

sounds like Angela needs an attitude adjustment ASAP !

In general, my challenge is courage to take action--- I would truly benefit from a more experienced partner/team with more 'let's just do it' -attitude Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

She doesn't just get to decide that she's holding over, that kind of entitlement attitude is infuriating.1) Report the situation to the housing authority, and 2) notify the Tennant that you'll be filing for her eviction the first day that the lease ends

@Scott Young I have a very risky attitude when I was starting out the business.

@Jorge P. just because you've already experienced success to a certain degree and used professionals that were "licensed and insured" does not make you all knowing on the topic.Not sure about you but my "good vibes only" attitude would have me remaining humble and not throwing jabs at the people trying to give decent advice.