I do agree with the sentiment to say no though. 

>Very few people get wealthy by cheating.I agree with your sentiment but do not know if it is factual. 

@Brett Miller I would echo the sentiment above and add that if you acquire a park with some park owned units that are already rented, there is nothing wrong with leaving them that way until you finish the heavy lifting on the rest of the park.

Most of the sentiment regarding crime is driven by local headlines and national politics.

This post is probably much different than most on this site, as it's definitely emotionally -driven, not a pure investment decision. I hope there may be some responses regardless. My husband and I have been investors ...

There's a strong anti-HOA sentiment on BP and I believe there's good reason for some of that.

@Shaun Fogarty I agree with Shaun's sentiment.

Remember, sellers aren't business-people for the most part with a clear mind, they're just ordinary people with a ton of emotion and sentimental value thrown into their homes.

Yes, I share your sentiment.  

I own the buildings and am beginning to hear more sentiment such as yours, the "ehh, you'll be fine without."