Then, when you stick with your own policies and guidelines you will not let tenant problems make you emotional.

Trying to find a lender who does not require seasoning and still has a competitive rate proved to be a challengeDO NOT let you emotions get the best of you.

You'll find one, just keep looking and run your numbers, don't get emotionally attached because I've had plenty of clients get out bid on properties and when I see the sold price it's crazy!

The way we frame things really helps the process of making thoughtful decisions that are not based on hopes and emotions, rather information and knowledge.  

People overreact and get very emotional over things.

I do love in Atlantic City and I do have a emotional attachment to the idea that the city is on the verge of better days.

Take emotion out of it, are you buying a good deal or not?

If you have the discipline to manage tenants in those areas it is a good living. 

We paid our Dave Ramsey stupid tax and got out of it.The presentations are awesome and they play on your emotions really well. 

Being a successful real estate investor or wholesaler starts with not being shy about asking all the questions you need to get the answers you have to have.If you're dealing with a motivated seller and you're too squeamish to ask all the questions required to build the required rapport and ask all these questions, you'll definitely regret it down the road and it may be too late then.Avoiding the Almost-Insane CustomerI really apologize to you if you're one of my sensitive readers, but you'll find out if you really want to go out there that some people are really emotionally maladjusted enough to be considered almost-crazy.Every landlord or homeowner that I've ever regretted dealing with came with warning signs at the very beginning of the communication process; warning signs I should have heeded.