I know who to listen to.....but I'm recognizing this isn't a "jump off the diving board head-first" investment career.By the way, have most you 2% adherents found you meet the 2% rule through skill negotiating almost exclusively?

Sometimes it even extends to trying to help someone I'll never meet solve a problem that is distressing them) I'm just asking you to realize that you haven't actually been screwed over yet ;)I recognize that empathy Jean, as I have it too.

In Ron LeGrands course he says I can't do a lease option from a seller and then to a buyer but then in a video Q&A he says I can and to look up John Jackson.I realize that it takes time to learn this and I am in no way discouraged but I can recognize flaws in myself especially when other people point them out.

It's good you recognize you have a good thing going.  

I really believe Stockton can be a great hub of shipping throughout the globe, but we need to recognize it for what it is.  

He seems not to recognize that he should not (IMO) treat our Buyer as a deadbeat tenant.

So that's the weirdest, here's the scariest (same house, no less):So if you don't recognize it: that's a ratcheting come-a-long (like you would use to pull a truck out of the mud) in the second floor, secured to a beam.

Guest speakers have included the head of Columbus Code Enforcement, the Franklin County Auditor, pest control experts (nationally recognized, not just any local guy looking to drum up business), attorneys, etc. 

Just have to recognize it and fight through it.Hope this helps. 

I recognize that there are a lot of good investments and reasons that people want/need to sell them, but I wanted to hear what experiences you guys had personally!