And even if you go to court you’re still not getting any money.If a tenant needs a co-signer they are pretty weak financially so it’s best to decline. 15 days isn’t that long on the market. 

I am not networking with the right people, which is my weakness really.

My thanks to the Bigger Pockets family; I sold my weak cash flow condo in So Cal and bought an office building in Cordova (Memphis), only $485,000 and gross rents of $78,000 per year.

No place in business for emotions, compassion is a personal weakness best reserved for injured animals.

@Marcel K. that's a really broad question and really depends on the strengths and weaknesses of your particular market, skillset, and knowledge. 

But don't mistake my kindness for weakness or lack of professionalism in my every day business life.  

Having you sign a buyer/broker agreement half way down the road after an offer is out and a contract is already signed is the sign of a weak agent.

However, my main point of weakness has been not knowing a good minimum age for the chewing and potty training issues, since I have no prior experience with dogs. 

I have a knack for cleaning up properties and managing tenants; my weak point right now in Multifamily is actually finding the deals.

So in war, the way is to avoid what is strong and to strike at what is weak."