To assume makes an *** out of u and me.One other aspect as to many threads on BP, there are aspects of doing deals by some folks on here, their attitudes and how they may view an issue that often should not be duplicated by new folks or those with financial limitations.

I enjoy helping others when I can and try to encourage anyone that with some effort and a positive attitude one can do anything.

The negative emotions make me feel more drive-ManuelGreat attitude Manuel !!!

In other words adopt the attitude that you know what you're doing (even when you don't) and can get great deals all day long (even when you can't).

As long as the home can pay for itself while we aren't using it, is my attitude.

., and hung up.So, anyway, the end of story is that I think he is totally unprofessional, and based on his attitude to me, I don't think he represented the seller's best interest at all.

I think you have a textbook case of a realtor who knows zilch about investing or has preconceived notions, probably has never invested herself, and has a patronizing attitude to boot.I'd move on to someone else.

Dylan GelbardDylan, It sounds like you have the right attitude for this.Brandon Turner provided you with great articles which I also read.

- Is it an attitude, action or behavior?

Then I finally took the attitude that you can't get a hit if you don't swing the bat.So know I run the figures, calculate the repair costs and my desired return.