And for the most part liked them.Now, I'm a voracious reader with a constantly growing REI library and count a book worth the price if I learn just one useful thing.He is definitely not your 'rah rah let's all get rich' commentator, and I like his 'curmudgeonly' attitude in that it serves to give me added perspective.If you want one yardstick to judge him by, consider that his newsletter costs $125 a year and I believe he has well over a thousand subscribers.

Just being silly I guess:) @Troy FisherYou have the right attitude Account Closed!

Great attitude Joel, best of luck on your project!

During this time, my wife and I have traveled extensively using Airbnb and similar sites, and thus have that experience, as well.The problem we have consistently observed is an absolute cavalier attitude from the owners - ¨It´s my house, of course I can do whatever I want - and of course you should pay me for it¨ - and this attitude has been at the root of most arguments against Airbnb regulation.

Josh also said to call around to agencies and ask to work with realtors who invest & I have done that with some attitudes given back to me.

That is when my thought process changed, my attitude changed and my master plan changed!

Many appraisers have the attitude that a property is worth what a buyer will pay for it, so you are the buy and you set a new value for them.  

With that attitude Anne Marie, there’s little doubt in your success.

Even with my long term tenants, I try to maintain this attitude and it pays huge dividends.

If he takes a haphazard attitude and a deal falls apart and doesn't know the prudent lending aspects he may be doing something else.