Compassion is a weakness reserved for injured animals, no place in this business for emotions.

One big factor is how emotionally attached you are to your home.

I'm gunna flip this thread on its head and suggest you learn the terms "service animal," "emotional support animal," sometimes referred to as ESA.

It’s a non emotional formula to get you to a goal.

Florida and we absolutely love the area and want a place there eventually so there is that emotional component as well… But I have walked away from many deals in my career and will walk away from this one too if it does not make sense financially!

Emotions aside and potential issues aside with that I’m just curious if anyone knows the potential tax implications are?

It's still nice to get but the emotional payoff is not as high as the first million, first 10 million, etc.If you treat people right, learn the skills and knowledge, find your passion, and never give up that is most of the battle to success.Very few people possess all these traits together.

You are attacking your investments with the right attitude - not allowing emotion to get too involved.

You will create an emotional response in the buyer that may well be "I want this house."

It also takes other resources that many of these people do not have.Maybe you can say that inner city people who are poor are just plain lazy, I seen enough of it, but you certainly cannot say that the poor folks are lazy physically or emotionally where I come from.