I’m genuinely curious what you all will think after reading the rationale behind the suggestion.And for those who have read the book, do you think it’s an accurate analysis of what we can expect in the years to come?

That must be tough, and I genuinely sympathize with you if that's the case.Your link about the issues with the demolition program doesn't take away from the fact that progress is being made, or that the city has money to do it, or that they're demoing structures (that was your original claim... that they weren't doing those things).

You may have a great reason, I'm not necessarily knocking the idea, I'm genuinely curious to your thoughts.  

In California, some people genuinely believe that renting a property and breaching the lease in place in multiple stances still gives them all rights as my tenants have told me, "you can never kick us out because we complained to you about some repairs".

Back to your response, I do find that someone asking that question is not necessarily an indicator that the lead itself is bad because some people are just genuinely curious which is why I am genuinely curious to hear what other people have done in a similar situation hence why I posted it on here. 

I have a vivid vision, which I genuinely believe is actually my life's mission.

Hamp,I'm genuinely grateful for your support and the confirmation that pursuing my agency training further is the correct move.

I know that the best chance of getting the principal back would be if there was a genuine workout with EB. 

But this was my specialty; I knew the area, the types of properties I was purchasing, how to genuinely take care of my tenants, how to find good deals, what was a good vs. a bad purchase, etc.

@Matthew Kreitzer, Not being argumentative but genuinely curious.