I was not referring to you Rich Weese, just the general sentiment.

So it has a lot of sentimental value along with still being a damn fine pistol.As for Aussies and Canucks, that's their problem.

@Lisa PerezWe are frequently criticized for spending too much on our renovations - energy efficiency is core to our operating beliefs, so we frequently spend a little more time improving "out-of-sight" things (air sealing, insulation, LED lighting, ventilation, etc.) then many of our competitors.Similar to the sentiment you expressed, I am also a firm believer that our properties should be in a condition where I would be willing to live there with my family before I could ask someone else to do the same.  

Sentiment, based in reality or a bubble mentality, is moving prices, not the presence of speculators.Speculators, as a general class, are not getting rich in the oil market (or any other commodities market for that matter) because for every dollar made by one speculator, a dollar is lost by another speculator.

@Amy Wan  your post pretty much echos @Brian Burke sentiment.. deals are like street cars one on every corner.. its the ability to execute consistently that is a fleeting thing.

Think it ridiculous if you must, but I guarantee if he had stole your money you'ld have the same sentiments as those of us victimized.Now to business,...I finally have some movement on the case against Darnell.

Hi Al and I can definitely appreciate your sentiment here. 

Because there could be factors such as appreciation, sentimental value, strategic forecasting that make that property desirable to hold even if it's underperforming as a rental.  3.

I agree with the overall sentiment of the cover, although turning around Detroit is like turning the proverbial battleship.

I can't make it usually past the first 3 to 6 pages and I just put it down and never come back to it.Myself I much prefer the live classroom approach and or as in my case working with really good and successful people as an apprentice coming up in the industry.. and getting paid to do if before I spent my hard earned cash on some cheapy investment property that I may or may not lose my butt on.Realize not every one wants to be a landlord I understand the sentiment of hey just go buy a cheap house and learn to be a landlord.. but that in my mind is low level stuff that really never gives you the education to really get going to higher levels.