The devil is in the details and that to me means; what is your psychology for wanting a good income buyer to perform on a lease first?

From a psychological marketing standpoint do distressed sellers feel more comfortable if they can put a face with the name?

I like the "Success Mastery Academy" & "The Psychology of Achievement" the most.

Getting the key doesn't really matter, since you will be changing the locks, but is good to do for psychological reasons, as it will be a defining moment for her to release her mental hold on the unit that was once her home.  

And that psychological part of human nature that says, "Oh!

Much of it is psychological. 

At best it'll tell us how to over-perform the marketplace, but even that is pretty useless most of the time, since you don't want to merely be 1 or 2 points better than the marketplace - what if the marketplace is stupid - that would make you 2 points smarter, which is nothing to be too excited about.Markets are driven by people and perceptions, and people are driven by psychology.  

In our state there is no obligation to disclose anything that might be psychologically stigmatizing. 

While acceptable, it's easy for the apprentice to be abused.Then, there are those that are driven by psychological aspects in human nature, ego, recognition, biases, greed and self esteem.

So, future property number 4 will be a on a different psychological level in regards to risk.So, I was just wondering, have any of you come up to this threshold I have described?