Give you the wherewithal to pursue and achieve your long-term goalsMany investors start off "too hot", and they either overdevelop their first property or they spend their money too fast - either of these behavior will stop you dead in your tracks, and you probably won't even be able to achieve your short-term goals - and you certainly won't have the resources to pursue your long-term goals.

On the other hand, animals behavior is directly related to the owners care.

You may want to speak to  your financial advisor as to how much to roll over and to where, Luckily there are several of us on the BP boards who work for self directed custodians, so you can usually count on sound advice in terms of what would be acceptable behavior and avoiding prohibited transactions. 

Adam So Adam....let me start by saying that I am not trying to be abrasive....it is truly not my intent....and I am new to BP....with that said I will stick my head in the lions mouth...Montalongo has a HORRIBLE reputation....for all the reasons stated here...look him up at all and you'll see why....chapter7 for his personal, while his "company" (by and large connected is making money hand over fist teaching about how to become successful like him)....sleazy behavior. 

This is very expensive-Data Science - This is important for various reasons for marketing and for observing investor behavior in an online environmentWe have all of these skillsets in our funding platform.  

We all develop coping mechanisms for situations in our lives be they good or bad and then tend to repeat these behaviors during our adult lives to varying degrees. 

Does your dog training carry over to general behavior for two Pekingeses?

AAGLA Needs Your Help in Defeating AB 2819,a Bill that Hides a Tenant's Bad Behavior from Property Owners AB 2819 Bars Access of Owners to Critical InformationAbout Past Residencies, Failure to Pay Rent.Tell your legislator to VOTE NO on AB 2819.AB 2819 (Chiu) is another measure that ties the hands of rental property owners when a resident doesn't pay his or her rent.

(Sort of boorish behavior, right?)

New to BP and wanted to get advice/ feedback about ethical property management behavior.