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

As a purpose built rental the price is generally driven by the rental income not the emotions of buyers.Pull your home equity to invest but do not expect to be reliant on the income when you are unemployed in 4 years.

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

I know BP has an analyzer, but I want to get a little deeper than that.  

Does anyone know if Emotional Support Dogs, with all their paperwork (whatever that means) are a protected class? 

I'm going to have to research all of those a little deeper to get a better grasp of it all but thanks for opening my eyes to that.

Don’t get emotionally involved and be willing to live in high ARV potential home so your profits allow you to live wherever you’d like!!

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. 

Ignore those emotions.

But for learning sake let's say -   For example, if he wants $10,000 now then I would offer along the lines of a $70,000 wraparound only for like 3-5 years (60,000 first mortgage with 10,000 wraparound mortgage over 5 years) vs if he wants nothing down then I would consider something like the above with an interest-only wrap around.I know that was a lot, and not super specific numbers, but I would definitely be willing to dive into those numbers deeper if that logic is sound.