I mean it's none of my bee wax, but if you want it as an investment, there might be an emotional attachment that could cloud your decision making.OK, I'll assume that your motives are purely business.

A "companion" or "emotional support" dog is NOT covered under the ADA but I would still consult with a local attorney because state or local laws may cover such a pet.  

NO PRECLUDING AILMENTS: I have no physical, mental or emotional ailments that preclude me from signing The Agreement. ________ 19.

Your answers to these questions will make it easier to evaluate your decision and most importantly remove the emotional side of having access to equity. 1.)

We have a property analyzer that we run everything to that we will be setting a max on and not going over so I'm not worried about  "getting emotional".

Don't get emotionally attached, if it's meant to be, then it's meant to be.

The "reptilian" part of our brain located at the back is associated with our deep emotions and the "fight or flight" feelings we humans get.

For the estate there's time delay - public nature - expense as well as the dynamics involved in probate and the mixed emotions the family is going through.

They don't act like a traditional, emotion motivated seller.

Allowing their emotion run their logic.