If they are worried about hurting the sellers feelings then they do not understand the investor mentality, so you need to find an agent who also invests to understand what you are doing.

There are so many great blog posts on the site, but I often find myself losing track of an article that I was previously reading because there was a link to another interesting article or trying to make a mental not to read a specific blog, but losing track of it after a few clicks away.

These are great books, more about the change of mentality than anything else.  

Private Management verses paying a Professional Company 6-10%, of the Gross Rental Income, is a personal choice that also depends on your comfort level, available time, and whether you want to cut corners, or keep a Big Picture Mentality. 

(Sorry BP wouldn't allow me to put #) I would like to refer my contractor Danny because he saved me from a mental breakdown after dealing with two extremely unprofessional contractors.

As a real estate broker, I feel confident in my ability to provide mental images for my buyers on incomplete work, but I’m getting hesitant about showing it anymore.

I'm a class C & D landlord and its a tough game mentally, emotionally and physically.

Meaning that everybody and their brother is jumping into the real estate market, the herd mentality...

Of course it doesn't work that way, but there is no accounting for tenant mentality and it just makes it clearer for them if I make the security deposit a little less or a little more than the rent. 

I'm new to real estate investing and I've "flipped that mental switch" to go after it.