You can respond positively or negatively to any situation. Your attitude is not determined by circumstances, but by how you respond to your circumstances.

Any challenge facing you is not as important as your attitude...

Hello, got a tenant who has an attitude where she thinks she's the boss who does whatever she wants. When asked to do something like opening her yard so contractors can come in, she argues back and says to tell them t...

So your tenant is 5 days late or whatever and you are a business not a charity, time to crank up the only remedy in your arsenal, it's off to the courthouse to file eviction.Evictions - I've had a few - they both took...

I am new to real estate investing and I’m just beginning to dig in. I have a couple issues. I was wondering if anyone has them too. I am a very literal person. I also look at properties and become emotionally involve...

Is it possible to be a landlord without being "rude" or worse?  I rent houses that are between 1100 and 1400 sq ft and I tend to rent them in what some would call "B" neighborhoods.   They aren't the worst around, but...

I sometimes have to give tenants, what I call an "attitude adjustment".Below is an email that I sent to a tenant.  In her email, she talked about invoicing me for when she had to talk to the utility company.  I sent t...

Millennials buying homes are increasingly opting for adjustable-rate mortgages. An nice ready from JUMBO JUNGLE - Mortgages Undergo an Attitude Adjustment

This is my first off-topic thread (I think) and I am starting it because I think it has a valuable lesson for newbie BP members who want to make it big.

As you guys know, I travel a lot internationally and, as a resu...

https://wfpl.org/this-week-in-conversation-louisvilles-shifting-attitudes-on-recreational-marijuana/This should bring in more tax revenue, business, and could mesh really well with our amazing culinary culture. I coul...

Hello,
I have scoured the forums for rent increase posts. Most of them focus on how much to increase and what not. Owning multiple types of multi-family rentals (Class C and B for now), I have a good grasp of the val...