I have seen sellers take less money to sell to someone they get emotionally involved with. 

I hope that you have a great rest of your Sunday and WAY TO GO for doing research BEFORE you let your emotions make the decision. 

Although Thor's lightning can illuminate any area, he is prone to emotional outbursts.

The only thing that has changed is politicians/pundits are gaining wealth and power by manipulating emotions.

I can FSBO a house in weeks to an emotional owner-occ vs a savvy investor buyer. 

I know a loss of $18K+ is hard to recover from and the emotional wounds are real and also hard to mend.

It was a tough decision as I have emotional attachment to it, and just really like the area.

They know we are there to represent the owner and, as a fiduciary of that owner, we're going to act in their best interests (with no emotional link to the property).

Not getting your tenant a gift has absolutely zero to do with treating your tenant badly.Not fulfilling your contractual obligations is treating your tenant badly.Again, I do not want to rent to desperate or emotionally needy people.

@Tricia O'Brien people will have an "emotional support animal"  that they don't tell you about on the application because the question is pets.