When the word “recession” is heard, there are frequently a lot of emotional reactions, but history also shows us that if the economy does go into a recession, mortgage rates will decrease, helping to stabilize home prices.

I am an emotional investor as well as one who uses the numbers to interact with my emotions.  

I did a podcast on this recently where I break down the most important metrics in PPC and how to determine a proper PPC budget that'll make sure you're working with the math vs. having emotion lead your marketing budget. $1k-$2k/mo in your market if you're managing the PPC campaign yourself and it's dialed in and sending to a high converting site like Carrot could be plenty, or it may be putting you at a disadvantage (according to the math).

They are completely emotionally detached from the property and tenant (something landlords have a hard time doing).

Nate Reed I have a strong suspicion that some of the preferences towards syndications is emotional.

The right PM does not get emotional about these things they just follow to lease and the laws and get things done on the dates they are required.

This is where emotion often gets the best of an investor. 

This would be an issue if you were to need financing outside of this, you'd need to come up with a ton of cash.There are way better deals this available, look at this strategically not emotionally. 

Depreciation etc. over the years ~90K.FAQsWe do not want to sell H2 due to emotional reasons.We are doing reverse 1031 because finding H3 is going to be difficult.

One more tip – people remember stories that trigger their emotions.