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.

HI John E.Wow I will echo others sentiment that it is awesome that you are thinking so far ahead and are looking towards securing your future at such a young age.Keep reading and listening to things and you will be in good shape.

And this anti agent sentiment were people think they need to be " big shot investors" or house flippers etc is so korny they really don't understand about a career .. 99 % of these folks on BP will either never do a deal or flame out within 24 moths.So to my agent I was speaking about he has been in the PDX market for 12 years now..

In that respect, I agree with the "too many hands in the cookie jar" sentiment.

Cody Croslow - I am going to echo a few of the sentiments on the previous comments especially J Scott, Will Barnard and Josh Dotzler.

Don't get sentimental or partial towards one property or the other - whichever one has the highest monthly profits and cash on cash return, that's the one I'm buying.BiggerPockets is a great resource for people learning to invest.