I agree with this sentiment in many cases.

I don't want to take that road (I suspect the head honcho at the construction company doesn't entirely agree w/ my sentiments).

I’d like to think others with more experience and skin in the game would echo my sentiments though that as long as you’ve got all your numbers plugged in (taxes, insurance, repairs, CapEx, etc.) and it cash flows then all systems should be good to go!

I tend to see real estate investors' sentiment to price a premium on metropolitan area where the motto of location location location is embed in their doctrine.

To elaborate more, even though the market is one fire, there are still deals to be had within the Atlanta market; however, per everyone else's sentiment, larger more experienced investors are locking the good deals up immediately. 

@Bryan Mitchell, I have no doubt that many investors, especially right now, share your same sentiment. 

If you do a search for Baltimore-related posts you'll see other echoing the same sentiment.

I think few are willing to publish similar sentiments due to the backlash that will come, as is evidenced by several comments here. 

Originally posted by @Caleb Heimsoth:@Preston L'Ecuyer I don’t think those will be going down anytime soon  I definitely agree with that sentiment.

Thank you for your sentiments.