I love this house, and it will probably be the last home I ever have an emotional bond to thanks to Bigger Pockets lol.

These question are kinda emotional.

It really takes the emotion out of the buy.

The money is secondary to the emotional, physical, or other driver that creates the NEED to sell.

It's a business, and I try not to get emotional, but sometimes it is hard to do.This situation is a strange one.

I am very on the fence about this because I am not only considering returns and costs, there is a bit of emotion involved in my decision because I actually want to vacation there as well (and I have been going there all my life).

I own a event planning and design business which help me out to do home staging for client and sometime real estate investor that want to sell their property at a high retail price because the new home owner has a emotional attachment to the layout and design of the place.My goal is to buy and hold a few properties.

Also you have to watch being emotionally invested in a property like you seem to be, this will lead to disastrous consequences

Appraisers often deal too much in numbers, and don't see the emotions involved in buying a house.

I would go through these people, it takes the emotion out of it on your side.