Yeah....there is a book called "Die Broke" that echoes that sentiment Rob.

Deep down I agree with the sentiment.

I was actually entertaining going against my general sentiment that all information is FREE on the internet by paying to go to his 3 day seminar.Then I woke up as I read a little bit more on here.

I can confirm that the negative sentiments put forth in this thread have not turned me off or away.I continue to keep my eye on available properties on highreturnrealestate.com, biding my time (until I have wife approval ;)), and I am thankful for the transparency and thoroughness of HRRE's founders responses.Happy New Year, good luck, and take care all,Kyle

It all depends on your sentiment.

I think there's sentimental value there which could be part of the reluctance. 

I do believe that market cap rates (i.e. cap rates of recently sold comparables) provide a feel for investors sentiment in how they value and assess risks associated with the properties in a certain market.Cheers...

don't discount investor sentiment it can be a falling knife no real reason not to buy or invest other than people pull in the reins on bad news.. 

We think we tracked down the bank - i used their website form to submit an inquiry since there is no apparent way to reach a human when you call...Its a great neighborhood, but also sentimental for my husband to be next to the house he grew up in.

I understand that sentiment to an extent.