Rewarding bad and discouraging good behaviors – If this bill passes, most diligent tenants that follow their lease terms with payments are now wondering why?

To avoid the pain of feeling bad, people lie to themselves because it is easier than changing behavior. 

Appreciate your answer Enrique.Yes, I had worked with many agents, and never seen that behavior before.

Hi.  
I did not experience the last recession as an investor, because I'm newer.  Can those of you that did share what commercial lenders did, or did not do to affect new or existing loans?
I have heard things like:...

Then we will have the gurus talking about how to buy right and all those programs from 2010, 2011 and 2012 will be on display again, but seasoned investors have seen this, we know what to expect. 

So that means every click you see came from someone that did not yet fill in the formSo then this becomes really interesting now.This screenshot is a behavioral scan of a motivated seller.

Unprofessional behavior like this agent is displaying is what gives Realtors a bad name in the eyes of the public.  

With each emotion come behaviors that can make or break our financial stability for the future.

The tenant was not at fault because she wasn't responsible for her ex bf's behavior.

I've thought about the same ideas you pose in your question - some fantastic BP Podcast Episodes that relate are:#9 - Using Hard Money Lenders to Grow Your Business with Ann Bellamy - this one could be interesting for you because you could be the money side of a deal#28 - Note Investing and Raising Private Money with Dave Van Horn - If you sold a business at 19, you must be money savvy so check out note investing#138 - Self Storage, Systems, and SEO with Michael Rogers - Self Storage can provide very attractive potential depending on your geographic region...something I'm looking into myselfIf you find decision making & behavioral psychology interesting, some books I highly recommend are:The Power of Habit - Charles DuhiggInfluence: The Psychology of Persuasion - Robert CialdiniLogic of Failure - Dietrich DörnerLet me know how things go and good luckMike