I think adrenaline is a good thing, It makes you analyze and not be careless. 

Its like sampling a NFL players 40 yard dash but for apartment underwriting.

PArt of the reason the suburbs are what they are today (the exact opposite of Detroit) is due to the mad dash out of Detroit from the mid 70's and beyond.Those drops in value you speak of was not something that was special in Detroit or its suburbs.  

They weren't given time to answer and when you're grabbed, the first thing your body does is flush adrenaline to prepare you for injury.

The hormones released when you feel stressed, such as cortisol and adrenaline, put your body into fight or flight mode.

Many times lawyers will dash off a letter to a landlord with ridicules statements that are contrary to the regulations simply to appease a disgruntled client.

I know my "why" I know my numbers already, the motivation is there, listening to him gives most ppl the adrenaline that they need.

I have a feeling that once the rally in equities and credit (no matter how long it plays out) ends, we will realize that the patient has only been shot up with adrenaline as opposed to good old-fashioned bed rest.

I'm sticking to my $30k Mustang... would keep up with Rich's Viper if it were stock ;) Sideways at 70 mph on the highway is a bit of an adrenaline rush let me tell ya!

You can't see the property and don't have much time to run your numbers so it's definitely an adrenaline rush, but it's also not necessary to put yourself through that to get good deals right now.