s sentiment on this topic.

The new home really holds a sentimental value to us, and our neighbor's family has really become like our own, and we want to do everything we can to make this process fast and easy for them as well. 

Aka selling when sentiment is too high for one stock(selling your winners) and buying when overall sentiment is too low on another stock (dollar cost averaging a stock you believe in).

There is certainly merit in all that sentiment but it has me thinking--how can I become the agent banks call to list their foreclosures?

Rates have doubled within a year and that adversely affects buyer sentiment but also buyer capability.

I echo David's sentiment.

Exactly my sentiment, I just wanted the voice of the community to confirm. 

I cringe when I read some of the posts - perfect cut and paste comments to bolster anti landlord sentiment 

Regardless, I totally agree with your sentiment about staying close to home.

One day swing god who knows that tends to be sentiment - usually - Credit Suisse rearing it’s  ugly head again today as an example but it’s a mix of sentiment and the report over weekend.