It’s a historic property that holds a lot of sentimental value for me.My goal is to rent it out after I move.

This is seen in Abercrombie and Fitch opening more stores for a consecutive third year in 2024, despite the recent negative sentiment around retail storefronts.PREIT, seeing these trends, has decided to expand the footprint of the Springfield Town Center, by turning unused parking lot space at the mall into a mixed-use community hub.

@Rochelle WilkinsonI must STRONGLY echo the sentiment of several other people here:  GET A LAWYER to help you with this!!

I usually see that sentiment from agents who want to discourage wholesalers from starting but I haven't seen/heard any legislation passing in regards to that.

Yes, that's absolutely how I feel, despite your wording in such a way as to try to make me look bad for admitting it.I'm pretty sure if I put MY words to that same sentiment, many/most people would agree with me.  

My sentiment is, yeah, kinda not really. 

I tend to agree with his sentiment that it is unlikely that a court of law, or government agency would construe the internet rantings of people as the practice of law.

- Thanks for the invite to the conversation.We rent to a fair number of foreign students - some by the room, some as apartments.I will re-iterate the sentiment already expressed that we have very little trouble or any sort with our foreign students - we had one who left suddenly and owed us rent.

If I hold on to the properties long term, out of sentimentality or risk aversion, I am betting on appreciation.

I'm not the kind to be sentimental about the house without making some business sense.