These are some of the biggies:1.Divorced – Often 2 parties must agree, distress sale, “don’t wanters”, bad memories2.Death – Executor, quick sale, high emotions, be considerate, tactful, caring3.Relocation – quick sale, quick closing4.Downsizing, “empty nesters” – maybe will agree to owner finance?

I spend my whole day now looking at houses on Zillow, Hud and Fannie Mae to make offers on, I think I'm messing up because a) a deal hasn't been done and b)there are plenty of houses but I think I'm getting my emotions personally involved and sometimes I look at a picture and saw eww, who would buy that piece of crap?

You always make it clear that emotions have no part in your vision of life. 

No place for emotions in business.It is unfortunate you sunk money into a build on family land.

@Lucas Carl Good thing for you for holding your tongue and not feeding into your emotions by replying to her review.

I leave other emotions at the door.

Try to leave the emotions out of it. 

I agree with @Joe Villeneuve, this isn't supposed to be an emotional buy, it's supposed to be logical.

This is very reassuring for a new investor and great reminder to not get emotional especially with how crazy the market has been.Most importantly, do not do FOMO investing which is what has been happening right now in this current market.

So, I know Emotional Support Animals have been a hot topic here on the forums but I have to say, I was totally not surprised when I saw this in the news.