@Cody L.I agree with the sentiment personally but I have made some serious funds(to me anyway) with clients where this functionality was needed because of some stodgy entity involved (bank, govt office etc) whose policy would only allow them to receive or send information in person, by snail mail, or by fax.  

I have actually seen someone buy a multi-million dollar home just to tear it down, so I understand the sentiment on infinite money in some cases, this is more of the 3 unit building near the city at an outrageous price compared to properties almost 1.5x as large.

Do you agree with that sentiment?

I'd agree with a lot of the sentiment - use the "find a lender" feature and speak to a few that lend in your state. 

There are consequences for our government decisions and a lot of current policy and national sentiment continues to be inflationary (tighter immigration, high tariffs, wars, nationalism/isolationism, child tax credits, student loan forbearance, high government spending/deficits). 

I would recommend keeping it on if you plan to move into it (ideally immediately so you can keep the prop tax discount)  or if it has sentimental value.  

The items listed sound like they were going to have to be fixed anyway,so the $$$ is what it is.... but the timing sucks My sentiments exactly.

The supply issue now a bearish sentiment than a bullish one anymore; everyone already factors we are at just ridiculously low levels supply so any uptick is net bearish on RE. 

Thanks Wale, that seems to be the repeated sentiment amongst many I've spoken to.

- and the answer is something like "Well, you don't know that for 100% certain, that's one of the risks, but publicly traded stocks are subject to all kinds of regulations and the scrutiny of public sentiment.