I feel I could be making an emotional move as this property will make my main goal of 10 rentals by 30. (4 years early) a reality. 

She was ok with the offer, but the family members who lived out of state she explained had a real "emotional" attachment to the property since it belonged to their now deceased uncle, so they said they would need time to think about it.

@ Chris Martin - in sudden disappearance of tenants comment, I watch two of the supposedly largest C class PM in Phoenix, I check their website every week to see the movement of properties that listed on their website for rent....Let me tell you this - things are stagnant the last 2 monthSo no, I was not exactly a moody little woman making emotional comments based on one thing.... lol

It is a numbers game, take the emotion out, find the next one. 

Does a doctor who signs a letter for an emotional support animal have any legal or financial responsibility for damages caused to a property?

I know better than to get emotionally involved and thank you for keeping me on the straight and narrow.

In NYC decisions are made based on business/economic terms, rather then the emotion of many on these forums.

What you are missing and what may possibly trip you up is the fact that you are emotionally vested in the property.

It is true, lots of people want way too much money for their house because they are attached emotionally to it...

Since homes not sold between investors are often bought or sold based on emotion, you must keep that in mind.