I recently joined the BiggerPockets' Team as the Head of Human Resources.

If you want to walk, call your lender and mention in passing to her or him that you've been fired and are becoming a crack dealer.

It Director at an office equipment dealer.

Monday and Tuesday, he moved on to trying to memorize more and more of the algorithms.He is.He has not memorized them yet completely.He still has to use a written guide.However, he is solving the puzzle 100% of the time.This game of real estate is very similar to the Rubik’s Cube situation.Real estate is a complete puzzle and mystery when you are starting out.It’s difficult.You might as well be learning a language of a tribe hidden from human view for thousands of years.There’s no context.Yet, SOME OF YOU persist (a very small minority).If you persist, you start to figure some things out on your own.Then, you start to do more and more research, which leads to learning.It leads you to sites like BiggerPockets.It leads you to books, some of which provide step-by-step action plans.The point is, nothing in real estate is an unknown (from a learning standpoint).We’re not reinventing the wheel through all of this.100% of every process that we go through and have to learn, we can commit to a process in writing.As an example of this, if you choose to be a buy-and-hold investor, one of your algorithms will be to locate a house suitable for purchase.Then, once you have the algorithm, you can start to fill in the steps.It’s not rocket science.Your steps may include describing exactly what you’re looking for first.“3 BR/1 BA (at least) in Pulliam County that will cash flow at least $200 / month.”Awesome.Now you can exclude EVERYTHING ELSE.Then, you can outline a process for yourself.

They would inspect the area to be vacuumed and then turn it on while the human cleaners were working on the kitchen or bathroom.  

Try to pick someone humane.

So what you need is to try and find off market properties or those only lightly marketed so there are less eyeballs on them.If you find the easily found properties then of course the sellers are going to want to get the most they can it's human nature.

Time and I also lost alot of respect towards humans.

I'd think is a really good example of the sorts of felonies that actually do unfairly target a lot of minorities (for pot anyway, heroin dealers can all burn in hell as far as I'm concerned) At the end, they do give some concrete advice, like removing questions from applications that ask about arrests not resulting in convictions, have a written policy that you stick to, and document all your decisions and why you made them.

They're human (or subhuman as some would say) and this issue might be something that requires a deeper level of explanation.