I share your sentiments.

I share the general sentiment that the cop angle is a double edged sword.

I shared the sentiment, but have overcome it by due diligence and experience.

That sentiment, to me at least, is just un-American.

Don't let anything get in the way of how you love this property or the sentimental value that you have placed upon it.

If you are planning on holding the property for any significant amount of time, you need to plan holding back a large percentage of your rental income for the first several years until you have a record of what your costs will be.Jamal Harb - I disagree with you on on thing, but in your defense, I think it is a sentiment shared by a lot of investors.

First off, I'd echo the sentiments of Jeff on the one poster - mr Michaels.

There tends to be a fairly consistent investor sentiment that "good" deals are drying up and so price levels get pushed up because RE Values are being pushed up.

Its how it was done Pre 08.As you know the sentiment here on BP from the Old Guard and heavy contributors is DIY learn here and then go DIY you need no Guru at least that is what I get from being on the site less than a month.And lest one of the Gurus or turn key guys with less than reputable presences tries to troll here for bizz they are flamed straight away.

I'm a brand new investor in Atlanta GA and definitely second the sentiment about the awesomeness of BP.