I am constantly working on learning my strengths and weeding out what others can do more efficiently than I can.By the way - love your comment about your tenants being your partners: I agree with that sentiment!

I echo Tod's sentiment on abortion, not just a private choice when there is another life to weigh.

I think someone  else called it specious reasoning.So quit whining at least until you can build your own website and make your own rules about who can post and what sentiments they have to express.

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.

My sentiments exactly Alex! 

Downtown a lot of the rents and areas have already sky rocketed or have already been gentrified, are being gentrified, and there is some community sentiment issues because low income households feel they are being pushed out of where they lived for years and years.

Anyways We never went back there in that neighborhood as it have too much of sentimental values and didn't wanted to see my family dishearten that we have lost our home.