Which blows the S&P out of the water,… and part of the increased return is for dealing with the extra complexity and risk of the financing.I know I just explained the value of leverage, but the point I’m making is that without the leverage life would be a lot simpler and easier to just invest in the stock market, and probably more profitable.

All these guys are very rich, but they didn't set around pouting about life, they got off their butts and outworked everyone else.Step 8: A few years from now, once you've grinded your butt off like most the rest of us, you will be able to start investing in real estate!!

Take the top 5 stocks in the S&P out of the equation and see what the P/E ratio is.  

Investors will buck and pout because they really want the money to go to title where it won't be as easy for you to access it if they cancel- they will try to get it back.

Originally posted by Robert P.

I spent a few month's pouting and feeling sorry for myself, whining and complaining until one day, sitting with associates of similar position all having a good complaining-fest over it something snapped in me, I stood up and declared "NOPE!

In Mass a tenant group pout out a Tenant Survival Guide (I can't find my copy at the moment to give you an exact title) I got one and keep it in the office so I know the "enemies" battle plan.

Originally posted by @Nick O'Connell:Glad you thought it was helpful @Ray Tapay@Michael P. out of curiosity, what was your intent when you purchased the property?

Reminds me so much of my son as a toddler when he would pout and stomp his leg demanding he get his way. 

So it's not an actual detail or "how-to" issue, it's a mindset issue, refusing to see or do what WILL make it happen, instead wrapping one-self in cozy pout-fest of "everything sucks, nothing works, why try" and to lash out at anyone who dares pop that bubble of negativity.