I don't have an attitude problem.

This is exacerbated when an owner is located out of town...make those relationships before you are holding a property.Have a positive, pleasant attitude...successful vendors (myself especially) don't have to take on clients, we want to help people we enjoy interacting with and we want to hear from our team that our client is happy, successful and interacting reasonably and responsibly.

There is an ever changing attitude when it comes to STRs in the area.

The biggest benefit I have seen from filing on tenants that did not pay, is that for some of them, they will come and work with me in coming up with an out-of-court repayment plan, instead of having the black mark on them.If you have a patient consistent non-emotional attitude with a lot of people, they will see the logic in gradually paying you back over time.

I think is just has to do with common courtesy , respect, dignity, and having an attitude that it is a privilege to be allowed into someone's home.

A strong work ethic combined with a live and let live attitude. 

Inevitably, we keep making new mistakes anyways & you've definitely got a healthy attitude about it.Was this property a 47k rehab job, followed by a refinance at market value?

That is greatthere is Investor Multifamily Club next meeting next Tuesday 7:00 PMAlso a Master Mind group Multifamily and Creative Financing  All this is free just put in attitude and knowledge to share.But we meet to make MoneyMessage me if would like detailsMiami Dade AreaWelcome to bigger pocketsLuis MFP

It's all about your attitude and your inner world:Mind Power -- John KehoeThe Slight Edge -- Jeff OlsonSecrets of the Millionaire Mind -- EkerRetire Young, Retire Rich -- KiyosakiThe Science of Getting Rich -- Wattles

there was a post on this last month and it turned bad... and most folks agreed with the poster that they were  their rights to kick them to the curb.Myself and Minh Le were aghast at those attitudes... your parents gave you life.. you owe them..