If one customer fails, all the others are likely to continue to exist.

These landlords fail to see the long term results of their investment and are only interested in the cash flow at the moment.

E-Myth, written by Michael Gerber, discusses why most small businesses fail.

To be honest, it really doesn't matter if some people did set goals and fail while trying to accomplish them.

As you probably know, most tenants fail in Small Claims Court because they are unprepared, emotional, don't understand the lease or lease law, etc.

Relying on others opinions is not the best way of doing things unless you want to be able to point the finger away from yourself as to why a deal fails.

Beyond the Kudos for Nick/James and Jason for doing it right, passing muster with authorities, sharing, and showing us how.Beyond the level of ignorance shared by a majority of the industry.There is a reality in the lamestream media and the industry that will continue to poo-poo, under-report, and fail to educate.What a great place this is.

Actually, failure to delegate is one of the main reasons that landlords fail!

He discussed this case.The big issue:These agents took the listing.In one example they received an offer at $150KThey did not tell the lender OR THE SELLER about the offer.They set up another buyer to make an offer below the initial $150K offer.They purchased and sold to the buyer with the original offer.Ron called it "frontrunning" because they stole the initial offer from the seller.They also failed to disclose and committed fraud.The lesson?

There are penalties for the buyer if they fail to execute.