My inspector told me last night “oh yeah he screwed over one of my friends, stay far away.”I cannot fathom how someone reads my post and their first reaction is to defend the guy… Unless, of course, he represents your own behavior in the profession.

I am no stranger to viral exposure having gone viral several times with both positive & negative reactions from the general public each time.

I am looking to make a long term reaction ship in the field I have always had a passion for.

You will learn something from their response/reaction.......i.e. they'll figure out a solution & help you through it or you will realize it is time to part ways.Depending on your area a good resource may be your local contractors/builders association.

They will drive themselves, their family, their golfing buddies, and the fund management/syndicator, and everyone they come in contact with CRAZY with their insecurity, pessimism, worry, anxiety, over reaction to trivial events, self doubt and buyers remorse.   

Deep down I would like to say long-term appreciation, but my first initial reaction is prioritizing cash flow. 

My initial reaction is to think that it could actually be a wise move to keep the very special character of the neighborhood while everything around it are letting almost anything go.

@Lisa R.a few reactions:-check out the most recent BP podcast with David Greene and Meet Kevin. 

There's a limit to my forbearance.Thanks for your reactions ... 

I'm going through that pain right now and my gut reaction on Class A assets is to just wait it out, pay down the mortgage, and revisit in another 5 years.5.36% is way too low.