I look at any investing as a financial diet, the same diet doesn't work for everybody. 

Everyone has an opinion about legal protection, just like about dieting or economy.Here is the bad news.

Cash flow is KING in the rental business and having even millions of dollars in appreciation won't buy you so much as a diet coke.

Literacy, diet, job training, personal financial counselling and addressing medial issues is all an aspect of responsible housing management.

My very last mold threat, city investigation, zoning violation issue was a tenant who made good money at GEICO but had an old unpaid traffic violation from another state creep up into a warrent for his arrest, that ended up with his uninspected car being impounded.

This is the same as taking diet advice from someone 200 pounds overweight, it just doesn't make sense.It can be uncomfortable for people to see you succeed because it forces them to deal with their own inadequacies and failures.

You know, when I'm on a diet and keep getting junk mail coupons from Dominos pizza, I feel harassed as well... :-)Seriously though, I would consult an attorney, and verify what we all suspect (that you aren't breaking any laws unless you keep mailing after a homeowner requests that you stop).

Home economics, cooking, balanced diets, special diets, cleaning techniques, how to care for a home, how to make simple repairs generally performed by homeowners usually must be taught.

With the advice I received I decided to penny pitch, go on a diet (saves on food) and basically buckle down on my spending so that I would be able to purchase all cash at the end of 2012 or beginning of 2013.

For instance if you have tried dieting was there a certain time of day or certain emotion that you felt just before you blew your diet completely.