In fact, I bought 3 properties at great prices because of the poor planning on the part of that one investor.

Low rent on not-the-greatest house (old and poorly laid out), but good neighborhood and good landlord.

Since majority of them make emotional decisions rather than more logical ones.

This is a red flag to me and tells me that one: they lack funds, and 2: if a financial problem occurs, they do not have the means to pay me my rent.This is simple a good policy and helps/not eliminates the problem of a poor tenant.

Once you have made the decision to donate, email me with your pledged amount and I will provide you with my mailing address.

Other than parts of Houston and east of there I'm not sure TX has a higher proportion of foundation problems than any other state, at least not ones NOT caused by poor construction to begin.

Local banks are staffed with decision makers who know the local market and have a vested interest in the improvement of the local market.

I expect my kids to remain well-grounded, manage our wealth well and use it for good.I may leave some wealth to a few responsible charitable organizations, but I'm certainly not interested in just handing out cash to the poor.

They are analytical and unemotional when making profit and loss decisions.

IF someone presents something to you, you should be able to make a decision within minutes, or you risk losing a deal.