Also have great bill paying tenants...Plus, psychologically, I think if a tenant thinks he's paying x, including utilities it doesn't SEEM as much... :)Also, when I rented rooms on another one of my  properties, there were always utility squabbles.  

Best part about a 3rd party inspection is that the inspector can say "I'm just doing my job" and psychologically the tenants are a lot nicer and more understanding when they can say that.

Some people think the sky is falling and others are throwing all their chips in to ride the bull forward.when the sentiment is split, it's a good time to buy.when the sentiment is everyone would like to buy, is time to get out. please note that our psychology is impacted so much by that bombardment of news that we're going to the recession,layoff,ww 3, russia invasion,etc,etc..... 

That psychologically can be a big barrier for an investor who's used to diversifying and spreading risk -- I definitely would not do that in the stock market!

The problem with the scenario isn’t that the loan to value is out of wack, it’s that the buyer has no “blood” in the deal, and can psychologically more easily walk away.  

Having some of your own hard earned cash in an investment creates a psychological incentive to work hard to make it succeed.4. 

I’m a Texas licensee and I’m good at psychology, use me ❤️

Especially if you lack the skills or time to do value-add deals or find better priced off market deals.I think so many people discount the *psychological effect* of financial independence.

There's got to be a bit of the psychology of winning the bidding war going on here.

People are experience real pain but I think psychology is really what's driving the doom narrative.