Sentiment during election years is always uneasy.

Remember that fair market value does not include sentimental value.

My point is, if you already have this horrible generalized depiction from jump and you do it anyway, I must conclude you are out for money only and most likely will treat your tenants in conjunction with the preconceived sentiments............."

If he is fixing up the bare minimum and paying taxes then it could have sentimental meaning that he doesn't want to let go of it.

If they answer "yes" then you can tease out why it is they may have a problem with it:"Is it the sentimental value of the house?""

There are several multi million dollar redevelopment projects (not affordable housing ones either) in the pipline that will change the city for the better also.at anyone on this thread, shoot me a message on BP if you want more info on what we have learned on investing here.Matt Faircloth Matt - how is your sentiment w/r/t Trenton 6 years later?

He echoed sentiments I've heard here on BP a lot - that most agents have no entrepreneurial spirit and he doesn't understand why that is at afoster a relationship.Anyways, I'm writing for all other newbies.

^ yes, I agree with your sentiments wholeheartedly.

You will need a trusted team.I also mostly agree with the sentiment of @Gustavo Munoz Castro as I believe the rent will not cover the cap expenses on most long term rental units in Mexico even with a huge labor cost decrease. 

Yet the flippers always ignore her advice, can't sell, then decide to rent the home out, or vow to never flip again.The Real Deal is ok but a little too heavy on the sentimental stuff.