I have found the multiple perspectives to be very informative.The hyper-sensitive controlling aspect of the thread is annoying.

Its rather annoying...

I do understand that it must have been annoying to everyone and hope that this does not make you think twice when participating here.BTW - For those wondering about the ER, everything is going to be fine . . . whew!

You don’t have to read any more threatening letters or drown out annoying phone calls, or even listen to any more upsetting lies concerning your foreclosure.

I get annoyed with the guru-motivational speaking-hustler types that give you half an answer and make you pay for the next half, any guru that promotes a cruise ship seminar or bootcamp for thousands of dollars, guru's who don't actually invest in real estate for their main source of income, guru's who are regurgitating the same material and selling each other's stuff through affiliate programs, and such.I would follow my mentor's guidance and direction, master it, then conquer the world.If I made $20k a month then I would position myself as owner, not owner operator.

I have decided to be my annoying self and bump my own post as an attempt to gain more traffic...Who wants to go to the Summit?

IMO, far more annoying is when these same people with no real knowledge or experience or expertise decide to hang up a virtual shingle and begin brokering notes, or as some gurus call it, “brokering cash flows”.

It's annoying frankly...

No one likes a grumpy man who passes judgement without having a clue and can't let go when told to stop being annoying.

Don't get me wrong, I've had tenants with great income, great references and great credit that were still annoying, but in general, better management leads to better tenants, and you can achieve this either on your own OR buy hiring a great property manager.