The Why: Psychological Vs Financial PayoffsGary’s next question was more incisive.

Now I'm simplifying the psychological part of what he went through but what really happened was he surrounded himself with people also playing the game & started hanging out with like-minded people, ready to move out.

Psychology, risk tolerance and self-discipline are involved. 

When I was in middle school I was really into psychology and why people act how they act.

I think I'm having trouble separating the two.Generally if anyone has any thoughts that might help me to psychologically move on, I'd appreciate it. 

I'm currently in college at the University of Akron for psychology and I will be graduating this upcoming May (2021).

The psychology of having paid off properties is different...that will vary by investor and is a personal decision.  

Use your psychology background. 

After hearing the podcast I also read the journal entry by Carmen Sanchez and David Dunning in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology if you'd like to also take a look!

If a property owner is unable to manage this lower-priced, less professional contractor and communicate effectively with him/her, then the total cost (financial, emotional, psychological, lost time due to inefficiency, etc.) of the project can be astronomical.