Give you the wherewithal to pursue and achieve your long-term goalsMany investors start off "too hot", and they either overdevelop their first property or they spend their money too fast - either of these behavior will stop you dead in your tracks, and you probably won't even be able to achieve your short-term goals - and you certainly won't have the resources to pursue your long-term goals.

issue is you have folks that are not licensed and are just running around with no supervision or ethics to follow and this is what you get rude crude behavior and extreme profiteering if they can get away with it. 

Personally, I think their past rental history is the best way to determine future rental behavior.

S8 tenants don’t want to lose voucher status so in essence they are in better behavior to avoid breaking their lease.

I'm completing my executive MBA right now and see value in the logic, math and project management skills my engineering classmates bring to the table.A Business/Commerce degree is very valuable as it helps you speak the language of business, helps you crunch numbers and evaluate the value of investments, learn how to develop a marketing strategy, organizational behavior to understand what makes people tick plus manage teams/relationships such as contractor and other investors, and so on.It's worth completing a degree as it's the minimum bar for most jobs, and banks have strict lending guidelines and it is difficult to borrow without a job at least until you've established yourself.

With each emotion come behaviors that can make or break our financial stability for the future.

The tenant was not at fault because she wasn't responsible for her ex bf's behavior.

Are there any red flags that I should keep an eye out for in terms of predatory behavior?

However, the behavior of purchasing multiple properties with the intent of displacing residents runs contrary to the concept of responsible investing.    

Government passes laws that create incentives to act a certain way---> people change behavior and act a certain way----> consequences arise -----> government blames the free market for problems ----> people call for more regulation ----> the cycle repeats