MatThanx for the post, but, and I don't mean any disrespect, you sound like an Agent..The problem is that many novice investors don't know what questions to ask the agent and we live in an instant gratification society.

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My wife encouraged me to try again and I passed the second time.

The problem is, these unimportant tasks ultimately become part of your routine, and not only are you using them as time fillers, but you're prioritizing them over important tasks, as you've lost the perspective of what's really important.If you can get your brain to accept that you can accomplish just as much -- if not more -- in fewer than 40 hours, and if you can overcome the stigma society has created about having to work at least 40 hours per week, you may realize they you can achieve just as much success in far less time.

I don't think it is a stretch to say that housing policies in some states encouraged people to think of their houses like ATM machines.

@Jimmy & @Jack - Thank you guys both for your insight and words of encouragement.

Before I entertain making an offer, I wonder is there a legal strategy to employ to encourage the tenants to move?

Many are still sitting on the fence, but the activity is encouraging.

I cannot say that I agree with the process, but in today's society, not many people even bat an eye at something like this.

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