I debated the matter with him, but he was quite insistent.  

The guidelines for what you are refinancing out of never matter unless there's a prepayment penalty or something.

or does it not matter because the paperwork is all the same?

For me personally, it does not matter if prices retreat.

My husband sees my vision of success and thats what truly matters.

People will always need somewhere to live no matter what the ups and downs.Besides, it's interesting and fun and you can keep in contact with lots of people and platforms for general advice and specifics.I have a triplex in Glendale and probably wouldn't do long distance investing again because I like a more hands-on approach, but your area is a great place to invest in with steady growth and potential, so you won't need to look far. 

It doesn't matter that you were going to replace the carpets anyhow.

No matter how right you are, anyone can sue anyone, and the lawyers always win.What is your experience with these?  

It's a matter of preference. 

Hi everyone, do any of the seasoned commercial investors out there have some recommendations regarding websites (or other tools for that matter) to evaluate commercial properties for things like cap rates, price/sq ft., etc. other than Loopnet, CoStar or the MLS?