@Andrew AngererLiterally coming from nothing, single mom, building back up credit after bankruptcy trying to stay focused and financially disciplined.

Will you be disciplined enough to stop at this or are you going to look for the next big thing/better looking car and keep loosing on depreciation?

Atomic Habits - for people that are pretty disciplined this takes it a step further. 

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While the agents might get dragged into this as material players, and they are subject to over-sight and discipline from the regulatory environment that governs their license, any issue you or the seller have with your respective agents would need to be addressed as a separate case.You stated your contract was one that was a) entered into by both parties (do you have a written contract signed by you and the seller?

Energy is, Creativity is, persistence, relationships, Capital resourcefulness, being able to be honest with your self, but push your self to your limits etc ......most importantly get active but remain disciplined.

It does however involve a lot of discipline and strategy. 

If you are over stretched with your acquisitions then it might not be a bad time to reduce your debt and raise some cash but if you have been buying as an investor (not a speculator) in a disciplined manner over the past few years there should be no reason the sell.  

taking advantage of current rates and paying back current debt with future dollars is a winner (as long as you are disciplined and can afford it). 

I think if a person has the discipline to follow what DR teaches, they have the discipline to handle debt responsibly.