I think landlords really have to come to the realization as you note get something now write the rest off and move on.. 

Didn’t realize it existed on residential loans.  

The early phase to education is all fun and games until you realize complacency and fear are kicking your butt 😬

I’ve come to realize I was a little too nice… the lady on the other side of the construction doesn’t even mention it, her idea is once they’re there she’s earned their money and they can deal with it.

@Michael Plaks I understood the reasoning to exclude the 2 years at the end, but I never realized you couldn’t move back in (after it was a rental for a while, I’d you were Already entitled to the full exclusion....learn something every day. 

@Paul Bernthal At 15 years you are well down the path of realizing all the depreciation on the property you can. 

You realize, as they do, that markets are in upward swings right now.

I realized that I would get more ROI through buying a single family house in Houston with cash than a single family in Iceland, similar houses in Iceland are going for $800k and you have to have a down payment of $325k and monthly payments of $2250 and rents for $2150 if I'm lucky. 

I’ve been watching the podcast and reading blogs for quite some time now and I realize I need to get out of analysis paralysis and take action.

I realize that collecting is another matter, but let's say the tenant likes nice cars and cares about their credit.