If someone is going on about the sentimental value of their duplex, that might be your que to move on.Right now, the reality is that finding properties that flow with a decent ROI is tough.

Hi Ben, I'm in Brooklyn, brand new to this site too and share the same sentiments, its great! 

I'm curious what the current sentiment is in the community in regards to a possible second RE market top?

I'll take to heart the sentiment that investors have a duty to improve property.

Between tariffs, nationalism/isolationism, anti-China sentiment, anti-immigration sentiment, record low unemployment, and onshoring, it means that prices for labor and materials are going to be much higher...they already are.You mentioned FL. 

(excluding extended stay hotels).I share your sentiments.  

Hi Jo-Ann Lapin,I am also new to BP and echo your sentiments on the podcasts.

I second and third everyone's sentiments.

@Rabiyyah SharifI'll back of the sentiment of not trying to force a deal because you want to meet a quota but if you feel you are ready then jump in!

Read the full article at http://www.cnbc.com/id/101700865My question relates to how does new housing sales or government housing data affect your sentiment towards the overall housing market, not just new home sales?