Proper cashflow and systems are what supports growth, not someone else's perception of your value.Your attitude mirrors the other true decamillionaires we both know.Tim

Once you've identified the investor you want to work with, find their contact info (not difficult to do, try googling their company name or their personal name and many times you will see their name associated with ads to buy or sell property) Well, it may not be the sexiest advice you've gotten today, like "just do it," or "have a positive attitude," (all of which is very good advice) but I promise you, if you would rather not make your own mistakes then learn from someone else's.Hope this helps!!

Training section 8 tenants is much more difficult, verging on impossible in many cases, than your normal tenant demographic and their mindset/attitude often makes intensive hands on management mandatory. 

approach it with a different attitude.

The obvious reality, of course, is that practically anyone without obvious physical handicaps and with the right motivation can become reasonably good at drawing or using a screwdriver.So, I would ask you to dare to believe that making conversation is much the same sort of thing, a skill to be learned, and your attitude toward any skill largely dictates how successful you'll be at learning it.On the other hand, if you find talking people up the most distasteful part of this business...well, just wait till you saw out a length of your first soilstack or you're forced to evict a tenant with a baby in the middle of winter.Read "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie.

You're never going to have success in this market with that attitude!

Keep that "don't quit" attitude.  

its hot always.. temperature and just business attitude.

It sounds like you are starting off with a great attitude.

So my question is, what if I just really don't want to rent to someone, based on their attitude, or the trashiness of their car, or whatever?