I hope this does not sound harsh.

Not trying to be harsh, but if you were purchasing a home would you have wanted the inspector to let things slide?

Greetings BP family,I anticipate my amateur story will bring harsh criticism, but I really need some help before the situation snowballs into catastrophe.

The comments about a "bad taste in men" is a little harsh and very judgmental.

Sorry to be harsh, but I agree with the person who said most, maybe not all, owners try to be as neat as possible when bringing a pet.

I'm genuinely looking for advice on what type of real estate investment would be best suited for me in the harsh market in my area and would mean so much to connect with successful real estate investors in my area.

I do not want to be too harsh but I do not know if that is possible if you are trying to imply the Midwest has historical appreciation close to San Diego.The appreciation in San Diego on a single unit in the last 5 years would likely equal 50 years of Midwest cash flow. 

What snapped me out of overthinking is just saying I'm smarter and tired of all these stupid people making money in real estate lol I know that sounds harsh at first but when I was a barista I just got mad one day and said screw it no more waiting.

I don’t mean to sound harsh and I don’t agree with what I wrote but rules are rules and not following them can be costly.  

A lot of people have said they had success during the harsh winters in Maine, so I think I will give a whirl based on the cost. 4-6K per unit is what I expected and it is great to have some reassurance on that number.