I don't think for long or that harsh, but people love to look at the last few months and say things are great.

(not being harsh, being blunt).Now look at your second screen:This is the mistake pretty much everyone makes.Understand this. 

Mexico to the south, Pacific Ocean to west, Camp Pendleton/OC to north, east quickly gets harsh. - San Diego has little infill left for development. - San Diego has near best climate in US

@Karen Casey just a thought that “good-looking tile” doesn’t look good when tenants don’t keep up with grout cleaning or use harsh chemicals.

Don’t worry about “it.”Real estate is a people business and everyone sees various harsh realities.

@Chae Young Hahm I might sound harsh here but there is no texting compliance for cold SMS marketing.

The sanctions that they have put on Russia are not very harsh and will probably not move the needle much. 

I don't mean to be harsh, but that is like saying "I'm looking to pilot my first aircraft" and "can anybody tell where the brakes are on this 767 and what does this red thingy button here do?"

I see that I was a little too harsh with my words and that good agents would always follow up. 

Jason,Apologies if this seems a little harsh, but your perceptions are mostly incorrect.Yes, commercial properties do frequently require more capital than residential to acquire.