It promotes a mental assumption of gain.

My biggest or most unusual problems were: abandoned vehicles, a person escaped from a mental institution, tenants with pet rattlesnakes that escaped their container, a round trip visit to the dentist for a wisdom tooth removal, a one way bus ticket from Kansas to Georgia, cashing $25,000 worth of checks each week for a group of guys from out of state, etc.  

I’m learning tons, and I feel like I’m mentally ready to get a house hack going.

It's a dammed if you do dammed if you don't type of mentality .

Would someone with more experience be willing to shed some light on my mental block here? 

So with that mentality in mind, this person may be willing to steal tools or materials from Lowe's, but would never dream of stealing from you.

@Damarius Gilbert my big mental block is what do i say to people that contact me from craigslist? 

What it said in that book really made sense to me but at the time I thought there was no way I could do anything about it to start changing my financial life while I was in college so I put it aside amid 22+ credit semesters of college and working part-time jobs, while also always being rehearsal for a play or musical as a theater major.

@Ryan D. you are observing the herd mentality.

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