My point being: put in the effort upfront and spend a bunch of time making sure you put the right tenant in there in the first place and you'll be a lot happier in the long run even though it takes a lot of work upfront.  

He actually originally offered a little lower initially %, but I offered higher to make him happier with the return so he'd want to keep doing it over and over.  

Regardless, I am a firm believer in learning by doing, and no matter what you do, I think you will be happier because you made a decision & learned from it. 

I attended MHP University about 1 1/2 years ago after ordering the home study course and couldn't have been happier.  

I think that $10 per month for a happier tenant is money in the bank.

All others, happy learning, happy investing, and happier & bigger pockets!

We are going back to an unbundled business model in every sector and I think we are all much happier with services that already function this way. 

That's a huge win and I couldn't be happier for him.

So, it seems to me that the more rentals you own, the happier the bank should be to rent to me.Of course, if I was buying 200 rentals per year, I'm sure the bank wouldn't go for that.

If we abide by these, life would be so much happier and positive attitude will just radiate.