There is a lot to learn and you’ve got the right attitude.

What a positive attitude you have!

And so is the change of attitude that can come knowing that I don’t have to fret about the financial cost of bringing a new baby into this world.

Really enjoyed reading about your experience, most impressive to me was your attitude of owning your mistakes for bad hires and business decisions, regardless where life takes you that is important.

Wow, defeatist attitudes around here. :) You could find a couple cards with zero percent balance transfer offers and move the balances to them to stop the interest charges.

You have the right attitude and work ethics. 

I think you're right on the money with your attitude of finding the right people as your top priority.

@Shiloh Lundahl I like to maintain a friendly attitude with tenants, the same way I do with coworkers or employees.

Problem tenants are always new tenants and are either still on the learning curve or unfortunately they are basically attitude problems that slipped by my screening.

When you do select a applicant, better or not, you simply tell all the rest that their application has not been selected and the unit has been filled.You do have that right to reject on a feeling, appearance, attitude etc.