I have an emotional support Komodo dragon.

Every market has its nuances there and I think a deeper dive into that by discussing with more local investors would be helpful.  

I agree, have a strategy and stick with it, never let your emotions get the best of you because this is the easiest way to lose money.

He was clear on his goal and stuck to the numbers instead of being emotional.

They are coming at it with pure emotion at this point which isn't a good thing on my end.

We're adding a half bath, installing energy star appliances to help save on utility costs and giving it those little touches that really create an emotional connection with the property.

While I can understand why those folks didn't question it, it was common practice after all, it does go to show why someone should always look deeper when something looks too good to be true. 

These numbers come from the book The Richest Man in Babylon, so that may greatly change in today's world, that's something I still need to look deeper into.

One major plus we do have is the L9, you will learn to appreciate it.Once you own a property leave your emotions at home.

I find that in our area, the slowest months for sales (and deeper discounts) are in the summer when all the buyers are out playing and enjoying vacation while their kids are off school.