But I also don't like to be limited by irrational fears/concerns either. 

I never would have acquired this if I stuck with my original irrational understanding that I could find the "perfect deal" if I was patient enough. 

They are irrationally testy on this topic. 

Am I being irrational?

The problem I see is that your succumbing to the irrational behavior of wanting to get out at the worst possible time.

@Weikang ChenFear of exposure to UDFI is irrational... and unfortunately quite common.  

In some cases, people make rational decisions based on irrational assumptions.Back in 1999, for example, the dot-com bubble was in full swing and people were making big money day trading dot-com stocks.

I try my best to remain civil in all discourse even when they’re being irrational.

I think it is a situation where people are so influenced by propaganda ,even at the highest levels of local government ( Mayor,etc) that they behave in an irrational way.Have you considered other local markets where the cities might be possibly be less hostile towards investors...

Boy, are we in trouble if something like a serious threat from China mixes and mingles with the political polarization, hate, extremism, white supremacy, violent protests, grievance, income inequality, poverty, health-related SNAFUs, and conspiratorial/irrational stuff that we have seen really perk up in the past 4 years....Originally posted by @Eric Bilderback:I hope you are right and you very well could be.