But after the dust settled, I found that I got the most satisfaction out of using my resources and energy helping others to achieve similar or greater heights in their lives.Just a thought.

The trick is to keep myself "obsessed" by developing temporary goals or waypoints so I can feel some sense of achievement and satisfaction.

I screen my tenants carefully, and try to be fair and patient; but once I file an eviction, I don't want them as a tenant ever again. 

You just need to be patient, detail oriented and diligent because it may take a few tries to get it right. 

Fix up the units even fresh paint, etc. then be patient and wait for good tenants. 

I’m in medicine (in-patient) and work half the month.

I think it can turned into an office medical park where mix of office and in and out patient services. 

I have seen some people take away all objectivity and spend years and years going after deadbeats to not get the satisfaction they wanted.

The cabinets and granite were literally ready to be cut the day that he and I met.After explaining my concern of wanting to make sure the home was sold, and his concern that the items were done to his satisfaction, an agreement was reached that the earnest money deposit would be increased significantly and half would be released immediately as a nonrefundable deposit to initiate the changes he was requiring.

Just be patient