I live in the heart of Florida where Irma came through.

My electrician almost had a heart attack when he saw our electrical panel after we bought it.

Faint heart never won good deal? 

We don't need to be in the heart of the action, but I want to be nearby, and have areas to bike, and restaurants, beaches within close proximity.

I for one, take a lot of what you say and take it to heart.

No one is going to have your best interests at heart more than you will for yourself.

Many people are super-helpful on BP, but there are also MANY people selling coaching or their REI program and they encourage investors to follow any path the ends up with them getting money.I don't think all posts need to be hearts and flowers for the journey because when the market takes a dive again, Bros are going to be in trouble because they are overextended and overencouraged to keep getting doors instead of building their first investment into something that flows better year after year.

The business in itself can be quite lucrative if people truly set their minds to it and go after it with their heart. 

We do a lot of AirBNBs around the world and we always want to be in the heart of historical section or where there are lots of things to do.

What's the use of making double what you make when you are unhappy and will probably croak at 50 from a heart attack?