Quote from @Melissa Crimp: It helps if you learn to run it like a business instead of letting your emotions get in the way.

The starting point is knowing what emotional drivers (desires, fears, hopes) lead people to spend money on a unit such as yours.

I am capable of dealing with the IA, but sometimes it is better to have an independent eye without the emotional investment.

@Michael SmytheLet go of it (the house) emotionally.

Tax considerations and emotional attachment should be considered.

I became more disciplined, goal-oriented, and resilient in the face of setbacks.

The recent period has been emotionally intense, marked by earnest discussions with investors navigating these very challenges.

I’m sure this is an emotional decision and without knowing your particular financial situation or your mom’s I’m cautious to give too much opinion.

It's amazing what you can accomplish buying one or two deals a year of boring cash flowing deals.Most investors don't have the patience or the discipline to buy an asset, and manage it and hold it for long term.

Real Estate is more emotion than anything.