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Michael Rossi What do you Carry?
11 September 2009 | 32 replies
Blast and move to the side quickly to avoid a tackle, then run run runIf I were shot, I think some instant incapacitation would result from the psychological impact of, holy $^&$ I've been shot, am I going to die?
Vinh Huynh Negative cashflow on Rental Property .
14 May 2019 | 260 replies
Had they just sold the property they were psychologically "stuck in", and re-invested, they could have recovered with a 100%+ gain instead of a 50%+.Anways, I don't actually think this is a good strategy for everyone.
Ru Schaefferkoetter Rent-to-Own or Section 8?
20 July 2019 | 4 replies
Psychologically, a Tenent/buyer will have the most commitment to the property with a land contract, a little less with a rent to own, and the least if they are just a tenant.We prefer to have a SEC 8 tenant in a rental in a low income neighborhood simply because they stay so much longer than non-SEC 8 tenants.  
Corey Kenney Direct Marketing/Offers for SFH
18 June 2019 | 7 replies
A single piece of marketing is unimportant without a strategy and system behind it to address your seller's psychological journey. 
Matthew B. Should I transfer rentals from LLC to personal name for loan?
29 July 2018 | 43 replies
Most have a LLC for the psychological sense of protection they think it provides.
Christina Wrightsman How to Deny a Showing Request ?
18 August 2017 | 15 replies
I would do this by scheduling them at the same time or close enough to cross paths with a potential tenant that they it might apply some psychological pressure that there is a lot of interest and at the very least as Mike stated, it does allow another person to see it and talk about the property.
John Blythe Opportunity vs. Ease, Cashflow vs. Equity
11 December 2016 | 4 replies
But having an easy win will be a good feeling, too, and may be helpful on the psychological side of things more than anything else.Would love to hear the thoughts of those who have a few under their belt and have had to wrestle with the variation of opportunity types.Thanks for any thoughts!
Michael Rossi Landlord Kills Two Scumbags During Apartment Break-in
21 September 2009 | 33 replies
I hope the guy's aftermath isn't too bad - psychological and legal.
Joshua Dees A fork in the road, tired of losing
28 August 2017 | 26 replies
I'm starting to get antsy, and I'm starting to tell my wife over and over again, How much I HATE working for a SET WAGE making other people rich.That being said, I feel I'm a pretty smart guy, went to college at 17, there I earned my Associates Degree, chasing a vision of helping people with addiction and crisis by working in Psychology.
Robert Fisher Multiple Offers on the Same House at the Same Time
3 May 2018 | 3 replies
I think this strategy may be more common with seller-financed deals (“your price, my terms”, or “my price, your terms”).In addition, when you give the seller several buy options, psychologically they’re more likely to compare your offers and like one more than another, rather than stepping back and evaluating whether or not any of your offers are good.