I had a disagreement with a family during an early move in recently-- before signing a lease and weeks before rental occupancy and the mom is threatening suit because of some type of emotional and other type of damages because I decided I couldn't rent to them.

Emotionally the borrower/owner has checked out.

The bank is looking at the numbers only and has no emotional attachment whatsoever.

Emotional issues related to being frustrated vs. feeling like you have a deal under your belt.Cons1.

I am continuing to work foreclosures but find the negative emotional side of it hard.

Money causes strong emotions to surface.Two but still in the money category.

I have no emotional attachment.This puts me back to Square 1 and I will no doubt come again seeking further advice, and welcome all Naysayers of course.

It is amazing how many of them are out there in this industry as well as the folks who do know what they are doing (but know one told them) and do not realize the caution one needs to have when working with someone else's credit and life especially in the emotional state most people are in when going through a foreclosure.

Im learning you have to keep emotions in check when it comes to these deals.

(Writing copy is emotionally draining on me because of the amount of empathy I have to generate to write a compelling and effective sales letter!)