And if they don't well then these investors who bought this stuff simply get what they get.. but the reality is Morris was not doing this as a charity  he was getting paid and since I am in this part of the industry I know what these marketers make and that is 5 to 7k a house per sale.. so no doubt Morris probably ripped a million or two out of these deals..

If you are losing money and you keep her, then you have to be ok with the idea that you are providing a charity service.

We're running a business, not a charity. 

They can almost always get help with a charity in the worst case scenario.  

I decided to go with using a PM for a couple reasons:I know myself, and when it comes to the sad stories of tenants that cannot pay rent, I will always have a hard time discerning and treating my business as a business, rather than a charity.  

When you are trying to get a meeting, to show that you are respectful of their time say that you only be there for x minutes and if you go even a minute over you will donate $xxx to a charity of their choice. 

"my gut and heart"...sorry, first decide if you plan to run a charity, or a business, then act accordingly, and plan accordingly. 

May be harsh at surface level, but its a business not a charity. 3) I only rent to soldiers at Ft.

I'm not cruel about it but I'm also not buying property as a charity.

If you don't need the extra money you make give it to a charity that makes you feel good.