Still our inventory is half what it should be in a balanced market.Consumer sentiment is expecting a big swing toward desperate sellers, but we haven’t seen that yet.

This all suggests an evolution, not an absolute decline of retail locations and a complete move to internet driven transactions with deliveries coming from warehouses.An Opportunity for InvestorsWhile many investors have decided the evolving retail landscape is too risky and perhaps have been scared off by the overwhelming negative sentiment driven by the failing concepts and asset-types, such as enclosed malls, opportunities within retail remain, provided investors are willing to move past the headlines and perform the necessary due diligence that is required for any real estate acquisition: carefully analyzing the type of property, the tenants and the location characteristics.

I would have to agree with Nathan on this, and echo his sentiments. 

So you have a lot of sentiment that paying rent can be an option.. then you have lifelong renters that will simply game the system.I dont know where it all ends up..

@Karson Wilson In addition to the excellent advice and suggestions already given, another thing to consider is that student loan forgiveness is a rapidly growing sentiment particularly in the democratic party. 

I appreciate your validation of this sentiment.  

@Jorge Rivera With 26 million plus Americans out of work right now, the U.S. consumer sentiment hitting its lowest since the recession of 08' and banks tighten up on lending requirements.

I would like to avoid selling it at all cost because it does hold quite a bit of sentimental value. 

As we strive to & finally reach the point where we make a lot of money the matter of "it's more than you really need though" becomes a frequent sentiment of others.

The tailor the purchase to your needs is a good sentiment, I just might adjust the words on it, like We can make this easy for you.