Honestly it was a strong offer but  not the best and we took a chance with at them We had more of an emotional connection with them even though we had never met them.

I told myself back in 2001 that I would never ever let a tenant get me emotional nor upset.

Hey allmoved to the chandler area and looking to get together with like minded investorsThe reason I chose chandler is for the low crime, great appreciation and the overall feel of the areaif your looking for a starter place I would choose the chandler, Gilbert areas for sure, the volatility right now is out of control due to the current situation, I'm waiting to get on board again after the next collapse which will be around September when the furlough ends and the next frenzy strikes before the election, don't invest based on emotion, watch the market

They aren’t as emotionally tied to it as they are houses.

Maybe it's frothy tech, maybe stronger markets internationally to attract other international investors, there are marco-economic measures that trigger these things along with very emotional measures (exuberance/despair). 

A tenant has nothing invested in this house, neither money nor emotional. 

And emotional support dogs?

No emotions involved here. 

Anyone have experience with emotional service animal requests when your insurance doesn't allow for pets? 

I now barely understand the nuance of life a little better, and realize I want to help people to live a better quality life by showing them how to approach the mental, emotional, and physical aspects of health in a more fulfilling way.