Everything is how are emotions see it.

Kimberly David, R-PorterThe bill defines the term "assistance animal" to mean an animal that works, provides assistance or performs tasks for the benefit of a person with a disability, or provides emotional support that alleviates one or more identified symptoms or effects of a person's disability, including a service animal specifically trained or equipped to perform tasks for a person with a disability, or an emotional support animal that provides support to a person with a disability who has a disability-related need for such support.

We priced out new tubs, surrounds, tile, etc. and saw the dollars swirling down the proverbial drain. 

The #1 danger in real estate is not controlling your emotion.

At least that seems to be where all this emotion is coming from.

This is a great time to ask questions, determine the back story facts and circumstances of the family's financial situation and perhaps plant some seeds that can be harvested when the family is ready to sell.Offering to buy the property with the contents (after the family members have picked through any sentimental or value items) allows the family to move on without the emotional experience of watching the $150 crystal vase that was given as a Christmas present be tagged and sold for $1.00.

I think it just comes with different emotional attachments.  

Its far to easy to get emotionally attached without realizing it and adjust the numbers here and there to make the property work on paper.

That one is also fairly unique situation for me.I'm learning very quickly to take the emotion out of my decisions and just make business decisions.

This was my family home growing up, so there is an emotional attachment, but I also see an opportunity.