Learn from mistakes (which will happen), and never give up.

Fortunately, you can amend if these mistakes were made (within the statute of limitations)!

Big mistake.

But make no mistake, a business is about providing a product or service to a buyer (customer).

I made some mistakes during this project, one of which was paying too much for the house, the other doing too much to the house.

they think that laziness should be rewarded - that a homeowner who made financial mistakes (albeit possibly at the hands of a cut throat mort broker) should be coddled and have the butt wiped by their mommy - and "mommy" should be society at large.it's ridiculous.

I've recently closed on my first Condo (owner occupied) and I'm feeding my brain in order to minimize my mistakes when I start moving.

A couple of things that I did differently from others (because I learned from my mistakes):Minimum of two year leaseSecurity deposit NOT THE SAME AMOUNT (more than) a month's rent.Tenant can MAKE NO CHANGES INCLUDING NAIL HOLES IN WALL.Tenant can not WORK ON CARS, including oil changesNo unregistered, unlicensed vehicles, only as many vehicles as garage spaces.Name and SSAN of all tenants on the lease.No keys, no access, no nothing to the tenant UNTIL I'VE RECEIVED FIRST MONTH'S RENT AND SECURITY DEPOSIT, in cash or cashiers check!

One mistake can hurt.

But that was a mistake, as we all know, because then the real lessons of "self sustainability" wouldn't be learned by the student if I were doing the "emotional" work for them.