@Antonio SanchezAnything that can connect the high-paying jobs of the Bay Area into cheaper housing markets and allow workers an easier commute than driving 2-3 hours into the city every day will do wonders for home prices.I do a lot of deals in Stockton and Sacramento, and Bay Area migrants and investors get an almost reverse-sticker-shock as they can't believe how cheap the housing is compared to the Bay Area. 

This is the letter itself.This is the back of the envelope.This is the front(ignore the yellow sticker).This is how they are mailed to the people.

When we do routine inspections and routine maintenance, we dress casually.We do not wear clothing with political or religious slogans, nor do our vehicles have bumper stickers.

It makes the sticker price seem lower and more attractive to renters.

Almost chased down a e300 that stickered for 60 somethng and if that was going to be like 450 haha.

Usually when you are seeing those Notices and winterization stickers the bank already has taken possession of the property.

My insurance company said everything went up 15% across the board so in January I had some sticker shock.  

I think it was sticker shock at 1.5x rent versus the usual one month rent. 

We’re really struggling with sticker shock at QB Online $35 a month, Xero $30 a month and Rentec Direct $45 a month (!)

The only thing you can do is get a good deal on the sticker price relative to rents, which you did, so the property passed the test without issue, and there was no reason to let you know that there is this specific worksheet (among 100 others) in your FHA loan file. :)