This is the healthiest attitude anyone can have.

Here's a thread with a variety of comments:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/81392-should-i-take-section-8-tenantOne person said the rent comes like clockwork and kept the place clean but had an entitlement attitude.

. - We still do them, just much more conservatively because of, as you said, our attorney general's attitude toward them.Brian Gibbons - Add North Carolina to the list that you put Texas on.

It may help to explain why I am extremely concerned by the diminishing concern for debt - personal and by governments, the growing entitlement attitude, and the spending by our government employees.I will put my soapbox away now.

I believe it really takes a different attitude in business to some extent.

You don’t want to drag it on out with anyone who has a rude attitude.

If any landlord approaches his real estate business with the same attitude, they are bound for success.http://www.youtube.com/watch?

Then there is the story about the train that took the attitude "I think I can, I think I can".

They lack experience but make up for some of that with attitude and attention.Probably what you need to look for is someone in the middle, someone who has the time to devote to you yet has been around long enough to know people and how to overcome problems.

How do you go around verifying wages with an uncooperative human resource person with a bad attitude.