As thats written it's open to one's perception of a small dog. 

Not all winning bids are overpaying, but don't let your perception of "losing a bid" cause you to overpay.

Out here I’d think we’d have to do some major consumer education to overcome what likely would be a perception of lower quality building to make that kind of a shift.

If I charged tenants for water, even if I discounted the rent appropriately, it would create bad optics from the tenants' perception and would create a competitive disadvantage for me, having to "sell" each prospect on the merits of being in control of their own water usage, since having it included is what everyone expects.(2)  Here in NY the water bill goes with the property, not the occupant. 

Now if  your current or future resident pays more rent based on the perception the fence adds security, then obviously it adds value.  

I wanted to check back again and if there was any difference in temperature sort of speak as far as collecting rents in bitcoin or any other new perceptions as it applies to RE investing etc. 

Perception is huge.

I am developing a service to help people sell their properties without engaging a listing agent. As I part of formulating my marketing strategy, I want to understand how people perceive FSBO.  I would appreciate BP me...

What you might want to do is change you thinking/perception about a JOB - it is a mind set.

A new Cosco and SamsClub just moved in, there are at least 5 or 6 new subdivisions developed I know of and most of them in the 400 to 600k range, driving up the overall price perception of the area.