I am viewing this from a business perspective not personal racist or twisted attitudes.

Keep your positive attitude and make a difference.

True, but it is also an attitude thing.

I always check a applicants vehicle and make note of their attitude.

You seem to have a great attitude about it which will help you get through this.I have always found it is best to sell/dump a property for what you can get when you are in over your head on the deal.

This was a conversation between my fiancee and I and I sided more towards if its not broke don't fix it attitude and she is more of the aesthetic look of things and future rents of increasing value have more space for the tenants.

I also think it has to do with the kind of properties we run.When you're working in C/D properties, half the stick-up-the-butt attitudes I see on this website just aren't worth it with a vetted tenant who generally pays on time and keeps the place up.

I can feel the world getting my attitude down and I need to get it back where it belongs! 

Very good attitude and appoach to doing business!

Combine that with the fact that people are more mobile than ever, and the idea of wishing or needing to move to another city for work but owning an underwater home, and I think the idea of owning is as likely to make a person feel trapped as it is to make them feel the pride of ownership that the previous generation had.Regarding the attitudes of 20-somethings, yeah, I agree, with caveats.