There are a lot of threads on this topic, many of which have lots of opinions in them along with personal preferences and beliefs.

Here is my rationale for my beliefs...

As a result, people are investing here with the belief that rents and the property value of such building will continue to increase.

My belief is that anyone analyzing their market needs to look slightly to the future, or at least stay solidly in the legitimate present to take advantage of opportunities.

Contrary to popular belief, this is not set because I believe it will give me a higher return.

Contrary to popular belief, paying cash in this country is still legal and doesn’t imply your a drug dealer or doing anything untoward.

We're looking to move out of our money pit after just a few years.It's really foolish to make a hurried decision on buying a home if you're not certain you will be there for awhile and if you don't know the town and how your needs may affect where you want your family to live.If you decide to buy, I would be shocked beyond belief if you were refused a loan.

When we do routine inspections and routine maintenance, we dress casually.We do not wear clothing with political or religious slogans, nor do our vehicles have bumper stickers.

As I've explained before, business ethics are defined by the industry (wholesalers aren't an industry) it's not your personal opinion or your religious views or when guilt begins to work on you if it ever does. 

A religious order is downsizing, turning their convent into commercial rentals.