I was poking fun at the ridiculous clickbait title, but it seems like someone is sensitive and doesn’t understand humor :)See how that works?

As @Brian Burke mentioned once the funds are in there is pressure to deploy as the clock is ticking.Sophisticated investors are aware of this and are sensitive to operators looking for fees and doing marginal deals just to keep the capital moving.Third party Fund administration and audits are also very important to the more astute investors and will help in raising your first fund.

Not trying to be negative but if your sensitive RE will hurt your feelings.

I have been wrestling with that, the current operators in the area are focused on the outside storage which is at a lower price point, I am considering the fact that some people would like to store items that may be sensitive to changes in temperature. 

Condos are fine to invest in but they are very sensitive to a market turn especially with high HOA fees.

B lenders are equity lenders, LTV is location sensitive and offer a 1 year term renewable.

I just read your "Definitive Guide to IRR" article and had a good laugh at this:"And, since there are so many idiots chasing yield in the marketplace, you actually manage to sell a money-loosing asset at a profit"No beating around the bush or trying to be sensitive.

He was a very sweet engineering student who was rarely home, and after I asked him to be sensitive to her - within reason - he made extra effort, which was really going above and beyond.So, one night late, I get a frantic call from this woman who tells me she was sleeping peacefully in bed and randomly, the ceiling caved in on her! 

Tell them you're giving them extra time to be sensitive to their situation and so they can look around at other options and decide if they want to stay.

Other people are not so price sensitive or nit-picky, and just want to save themselves a headache.