Not that I agree at all with the behavior but How does his 4th DUI impact you?

There's no parole for federal prison, but the slumlord will earn 54 days off for good behavior for each year he prays, jogs on the treadmill, does his situps, and moves his bookmark through Tony Robbins's books.

The Crime Free Multi-Housing program has been extremely effective in my city and we can usually get tenants evicted within a week for criminal behavior/activity.

People definitely make a lot of excuses why X doesn't happen, spend their money on non-income producing endeavors, and engage in other counterproductive behavior if wealth is a primary goal.

It will be tough times for those I see posting comments on BP about how they BRRR to acquire as many properties as they can in as short of a period in time as they can because the get rich quick Guru said this is the way it's done.There will always be the irrational risk takers getting extremely overleveraged and then there are those of us that expect this behavior to exist in the markets and prepare to use it as a tool to our advantage when the time comes.   

If someone actually has a conviction, they have been at it for a long time and aren't likely to change their behavior.

This was all normal behavior.

I definitely agree the web designer is wealthier and in the long run, unless behaviors change will steadily grow their wealth. 

It opened my eyes to the behaviors of the wealthy vs the behaviors of the poor.

I have come to realize that most of the help given to those who do not wish to change their situation .or behavior is nothing more enabling.