I personally like to use attraction or content marketing; better use of my time, less rejection (which takes a psychological toll on you) and higher quality leads.

Since not all start out in the same place with the same resources, i thought it would be interesting to hear various opinions insofar as the underlying psychology to ones' strategy.

This is a bit of psychology though...sometimes guests make mistakes(show up early, fail to communicate back) and when you auto-review them right after they leave, they preemptively think you are giving them a bad review so THEY give YOU a weird review. 

What we found was that people still wanted to spend $10,000 or $35,000 on a course that promised them to become an top investor rather than paying an expert for a hour of their time to help them with specific issues.The psychology of this is facinating.

For instance, real estate investors in New York City have seen up to a 15% year-over-year growth using direct mail campaigns, highlighting the potential success of committing to this method​ (GTMnow)​.Psychological Principles:Dr.

Try VOO (S&P 500) or similar dividend fund which doesn't make sense but some people like the psychological feeling of monthly "rent" like checks.

I did move out price as I initially thought psychological 649k would be better, because I realized that with 1 unit vacant (1 tenant paying low $1850/m in first floor unit) i either get homeowners buying or investors who will lowball. 

Some of this is a psychological argument, too - I'm not someone that can put a bunch of money in an index fund or stocks that are fully liquid and keep myself from messing around with it when I shouldn't.

One thing that hasn't been mentioned so far here are the psychological red flags and possible pitfalls involved in the process of moving out of and then turning your old home into a rental property.

The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel may provide you with some answersCiaoGino