Their expert training only teaches them how to overcome objections and doesn't teach them alternate approaches.

The AppealPeriod expired on October 10, 2020 with no objections so the sale can proceed.What do you guys think ?

Really depends on your objectives, again start with the end in mine and work backwards as most comments here too say same then scale via rinse repeat approach. watch the tax implications, depreciation in the lifecycle of the investment.

The door should automatically start to re-open if it hits an object on the ground.

@Tyler Bolton it depends on what your objectives are.

Keep in mind that there are only two kinds of objections people that you talk to can raise about real-estate investing:1.

As long as the deal meets your goals, objectives and plans that's a good start for what could be the "right deal."

Does the opportunity fit into your plan, can it meet your goals/objectives, the who and how are all more valuable to the when.

I would advise doing what best aligns to your objectives while being considerate and respectful of the tenants that have called your investment property Home for over 20 years.

Falling objects are covered under comprehensive and Healthy trees are not the responsibility of the property owner if they fall it is an act of god.