We chose to stay with our home, because it has sentimental value, it's perfect for us, AND - we didn't want to deal with closing costs, broker fees, etc to sell it. 

My sentiments come from having 11 different roommates in college (from undergrad to law school students) and dealing w/ the lack of respect for the living area/other roommates was enough for me to be opposed to having roommates again.Having said that, I think the type of people chosen would be very important and I think I could be a lot more particular about what I'm looking for in a roommate if I decided to go down that route.

I have had little exposure to medical office and have never managed specific medical only.I would echo the sentiment of engaging a leasing broker who specializes in the type and size of tenant you intend to attract.  

I agree with the sentiment of the comments...so why do I see more and more homes being offered for rent and being successfully leased with this deductible in place?

I agree with the sentiments in the prior posts.  

There use to be a grocery store before and a lot of people are sentimental about it.  

The current sentiment is that rates will continue to rise.

Going to echo the sentiment of others on this thread.

You'll find a very strong sentiment here against paid education which I do not agree with.Education doesn't cost - lack of education costs many times the price of any education, but you still must weigh the value of anything presented to you.

In regards to that sentiment, I hear it a lot from people, but I have yet to experience a lot of late night calls.