The obvious watch outs: don’t get emotional, don’t be influenced by the auctioneer or other bidders.

Just wanted to take a second to introduce myself in hopes that it may emotionally resonate with someone out there. 

Perhaps hitting his emotional side could work, maybe he has family somewhere else and by selling this home it allows him to be with them or closer.

I dug deeper and the language is clear as a bell, and has opinions from Lawyers at both Wisconsin Realtors Association, and National Association of Realtors.

These problems cause most landlords to sell and exit the business because it is emotionally draining - if you let it be.

A by product, absolutely buy your WHY has to be deeper than that.

I imagine once I'm actually talking to the seller and delving deeper into a title search with my title company, I'd know the particular numbers for the deal, but trying to judge if I should even get to that point. 

It is with some emotional sorrow that I report that my 96 year old grandmother just can't live in her house anymore with her caregivers.

- Should I look deeper into these “stories“Before I make the final purchase?

The deeper you get into investing the more time it will take.