Before you start singing praises for certain companies and what they sell you might find this interesting....http://saferchemicals.org/newsroom/new-study-finds-toxic-chemicals-widespread-in-flooring-sold-by-top-retailers/

Not to be overly harsh, but sounds like it may be wise to work on your personal finances before investing in Real Estate.

It may seem a little harsh, but could be an out for you. 

Everybody does, it's part of life.I certainly respect that you can and should run your properties however you see fit, however it's a bit harsh to speak in absolutes when saying if they've gotten one DUI, they will continue to drink and drive.

If this happens, then at least you will learn what NOT to buy in the future.One more bit of advise, and be warned this may sound harsh but I say it because I think it is what you need to hear: stop blindly believing and following everything you read or hear on BP (or anywhere else).

If you get harsh winters and it will.

I love this one:  "I was going to ask nicely if I could pay a little extra on rent every month towards the first month's rent".You can ask nicely, you can ask harshly, but the answer is still going to be the same.

Harsh tone aside -- we *ARE* working with tenants that are legitimately hurting right now.  

@Andrey Y.You are 100% on point even though your message may come out as harsh especially on BP where the average investor is investing in tier 2/3/4 markets in Class B or C properties for cash flow.

Account Closedwow, harsh.