You can't become emotionally attached to anything in this business because that's when you lose out on opportunity and money.

The DA declined to prosecute her on charges of Defrauding an Innkeeper which, surprisingly, has quite a hefty fine attached.

Sellers and seller's agents (if it is listed) become emotionally attached to the list price far too often. 

My question is this is an REO property and the agent's instructions are requiring POF or Renovation loan to be attached with the offer. 

I’m clearly emotionally attached to this property but I feel like it’s gonna be a gold mine when the new development up the street is finished. 

But again, the data only tracks on-market properties that have their name attached, not the name of a team member/leader.Hope it helps and good luck

Yes that happens all the time, the key is to not get attached to any one property even after you already have it under contract.

It had a quit claim deed attached to it so we had a title search done.

OR, do I do what makes me FEEL more comfortable because it’s familiar; and rent out my house, buy a bigger more expensive house that has potential to rent out a little casita that’s attached to the house for added income?

I'm located in Richmond, Virginia currently, but that could change very easily after college as I'm not too attached to this area.