Never emotional get attached to those properties.

If you have a sex offender apply you screen and assuming they qualify in all other aspects then why would you not accept them.For those wishing to throw their emotions and personal moral outrage and righteous indignation onto the table try to keep in mind this is nothing more than a business decision.

Just make sure you do a proper and thorough due diligence, and don't become emotionally attached to any potential property.

I love working with investors because the transaction could be faster, smoother, and a business decision with out a lot of emotion, but the notion that you, as a home owner can get more money tends to be wrong... 

Too many emotions attached to owning a home

I will move out of the Bay Area to plant deeper roots into a community where I see myself living for the next 10+ years (I’ve had my eye on Denver for about 3 years).

Hi @Ty RamjohnI think I'm capable of helping you, but a deeper conversation is necessary.

As I dig deeper and look at the deals i'm definitely getting a good feel for understanding the numbers. 

I'll dig deeper before I lease option it next year.You know, I wish at times I never bothered and went through the pain of learning all these trades. 

Get your emotions out of it.