@Craig Curelop I disagree.

I disagree.

@Brenda Wright I generally agree that there are better investments out there and @Michael Wang should compare a bunch to each other to see which one presents him the best return for the lowest risk.But I would disagree with a few things you posted."

You were asking her to expose herself and her broker of record to a potential lawsuit which she had no intention of doing,smart woman.If she says yes and it goes down the drain,you can sue her and her broker for giving bad advice on something she should never have gotten involved in which your lawyer will crucify them both for.It's not up to the agent to tell you about the quality of a potential investment,that decision is in the hands of the clients paying the money.Her job is to find the type of properties you are interested in and negotiate the sale with the sellers.Also she should advise you to be through in your own due diligence to find potential pitfalls.She can advise in she agrees or disagrees with the asking price and provide comparable evidence to support her conclusions but,the decision to accept her conclusions is entirely yours and you must be responsible for what happens,not the agent.

Others might disagree with me.

I strongly disagree with this view.

I disagree with a lot of what is said above, because it is all made to sound so easy.  

I understand your friends conservative approach, but I disagree.

I have to disagree with Michael Seeker on a number of points.

Account Closed, I must respectfully disagree about using your own research.