Hold on a minute , slow down , your getting emotional and there’s no room for emotions in business .

The owner was emotionally invested in the property and didn't want to consider the buyer or investor side of purchasing a tear down.

Rich Dad, Poor Dad was great for understanding the rat race and the general philosophy of getting ahead but I have to admit the single most inspiring book I've ever read is Think and Grow Rich.Think and Grow Rich has detailed steps to harness the power of your brain, applying emotions to your goals and even to harness the power of your sex drive.

Symptoms are not just respiratory, but involve the entire body system, causing minor and major illnesses, minor to major damage to one, several, or all parts of a body, including mental/emotional/social and financial.

People are more appt to become emotional and join together if there is a common enemy.

Don't let emotions play a part in your decision.

From my reading of the OP, it sounds as if this owner is being too emotional regarding this house.

I understand your emotional attachment to the house, but it is no longer yours.

Cars are an emotional purchase, rarely purchased for personal use based on needs, you omitted the mention of a functional clean vehicle at a much lower cost.The best financial choice in buying a vehicle isn't very satisfying I know.

So, no real estate yesterday, but what I had been calling a maybe-baby truly melted my heart and emotions.