I feel dumb for perpetuating this thread, as many have pointed out there has been great advise offered, some of it actual ways to better your position, and some was adjusting your attitude to better your position; really seems you want to hear neither.My brother is the same, my dad and I constantly worked our contacts to get him great job and business opportunities, but the motivation to start or continue these were never there, but the want for nice things still was.

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.

They never last long by the way because many have the wrong attitude.

What does the park allow regarding rentals/subleasing, and what is their attitude/willingness toward working with an investor?

It's like a girl that's a perfect 10 in looks but her horrible attitude or personality drops her to a 5 lol.

Robert Kiyosaki has a certain style in motivating, and his attitude towards money is defiant and pro-active.

Have a no fear attitude and get after it, waiting for the market to correct is not the highest and best use of your time.