It's a business, no place for emotions when it comes to money.Difficult to understand if tenants could not care less about the financials of their landlord why their landlord would care about them.

If you're looking for a "best property" then you could be in contention with the legions of SFR buyers that want a home and can therefore afford to pay an emotional premium.  

Don't put blinders on, and don't let emotion rule, this is not a good deal unless you can get it for below $325k most likely.  40-50% (of rents) is a good rule of thumb for expense, vacancy, cap ex, tax, insurance, etc.  

I was working out which helped me pphysically and my emotions.

Also, understand emotional intelligence and always look to improve individually. 

It's never an easy decision and it can be emotional.   

I will put you down on my ESP list (emotional support posters):)

I read somewhere we don't have to allow emotional support animals since we live here and it is less than a 4 unit, or something like that.

So far, the only red flag is the cat they’d like to bring (and I don’t really allow pets), but it’s the mothers emotional support animal.

Loyalty to a single manufacturer in todays global economy is emotional rather than practical.Do not purchase the extended warranties on appliances as they do not pay off, they are a upsell scam on the part of retailers.