She would be the logical choice, as it's in her best interest to write an offer acceptable to the sellers, and would be more motivated to push your offer.

Its only logical that prices start increasing some.

He paused when you said no compensation because that is not logical.

I never said I agreed with their logic.

However, the first thread on the first page was from one month ago, the second thread was from 2 years ago, and all the other threads on the next few pages were all over the board (3 years old, 5 months old, 1 year old, etc).I'm sure there's a logical reason for this, but I can't seem to figure it out.

I am realizing that there is no best logical solution.

That is, to make it serve its expected function.Wheatie (and MikeOH) are correct on this.Part of the logic is the NOI assumes no financing in place, all cash purchase price.

Logically you have a primary residence plus a rental property.

The broker’s logic is that they equity in our house is making us 0 percent interest so why not take as much cash out of the equity to be used elsewhere.

During stressful times its easy to let your emotions take control of your logic and that can lead to trouble.