Emotional purchases are bad investments.

I am not trying to grill you, I am trying to help you and others reading this.Really let go of any reservations and emotions you have reading my message.

It is tough to go through the whiffs on these contracts, but I am understanding this is part of the process and need to really get my emotions out of it. 

He played on my emotions - it's easier than finding properties and dealing with tenants, PMs, etc.

By what you have said, it sounds like you are thinking about this place as an owner (emotionally) vs a realtor (sorry if I am reading into this, but your statements about charm etc.).  

The market has its challenges, but if you dig deeper, you’ll find deals that align with different investment goals.It’s awesome that you’re looking at out-of-state markets like Birmingham and Montgomery.

Business is like a high school and most people in real world are emotionally driven and irrational.

It’s literally the first website that comes up when you google emotional support certification.

That allowed us to get the property at an even deeper discount in a really competitive area of NY. 

This is how you do that-- be properly equipped.I can go deeper on the renovating side, there's a ton to pay attention to.