Hi @Jacob Emens - I agree with the sentiment shared by @John Barrett.One of the things I coach my house hacking clients on is to evaluate the property in two ways: (1) Do the numbers work while you are living there? 

@Samuel Rogers I agree with your sentiment but even then you can have bad experience.  

I'll also echo his stereotyped sentiments about the house-hacking gender differences.

I'd echo Cody's sentiment.  

I think buyers share the sentiment that speaking to a wholesaler who looks out for their needs is better than being a number on a buyers list.

I have no sentimental attachment to this property (although I do like it) but my fiancé's father and siblings grew up there.

I would add that even in some of the documentation that says there are little negative medical impact-there is a sentiment of not exposing children to it (a sort of why risk it).

@David Beard That's my sentiment exactly.

I also share the sentiment of one of my favorite colleagues @Michael Siekerka concerning investing in strong rental markets such as St.

But since comps are based on 'market sentiment', it's not always aligned with financial returns.