That's our vision for the audience as well: look at the human side of the real estate investing game to become the best possible version of you.I'd really appreciate any insights, thoughts, content you think is missing out there in Podcastland, or whatever you have to share on the subject.

I could not believe some of the human debris showing up to look at the house. 

We are all human - you'll know better for the next one.

It is well established that in terms of human behavior, motivation will help you for the whole of about 3 days before you run out of it and you fall into a slump where's you think "what's the point?  

We would prefer to keep the human occupants to no more than 3 and pet applicants to no more than two. 

I may be misreading this, but from my experience of human nature and working with teenagers, if you see this young man as a "punk" or "jerk" and treat him like one, he'll fulfill that role.

@Tyler Bodi 40216 is a big area and depending on where you are at in the 40216 this may be a fair deal or a not so good deal.

Much like a business doesn't need to allow everyone into their establishment, however the moment you try to explain why, you'll be opening yourself to a whole bunch of possible human rights complaints.

Just had an IRS audit with someone who took that approach - they got crushed.Remember the human element of the law - it is not just what is on the books. 

Human nature doesn't change, so sellers will be just as lazy and/or busy 20 years from now and would rather hire you to deal with selling their house than do it themselves.