hello , I would say it's just not wanting to make a bad deal , or being  steered wrong by someone. i'm not a realtor or an investor but I would like to invest in my first multifamily for long time and just don't want to over pay on my first house .  

I am trying to steer clear of the one's that I have read the horror stories about so that I don't go down that road again.

Or might they be on a personal agenda and attempting to steer investors away?

"large yard", "pets allowed", "XYZ school district" (if it's a good school district)People also tend to like when all the bedrooms are all on the same floor, something that college kids sharing a house, for example, wouldn't care much about.Be careful not to say things like "safe area" (that's not your place to say) or "close to elementary school" (could be considered steering)

Thanks @Darrin CareyThe agent was trying to steer me that way.

A recent article I read somewhere quoted an overly aggressive email from a Remax exec chastising agents that weren't steering buyers to their in-house programs.Either occurs during the good times, aka bubble, when a profitable service or retail business wants a bigger piece of an industry pie, such as the (lateral integration) when Lowes and Home Depot expand from just selling windows to installing windows.

I mean that to try to steer the topic back to where it should be.

The green room might have to be painted for potential tenants as it might steer them away lol!

And I'd steer away from most of the build-your-own-website services out there because many of them produce cheesy-looking sites that are obviously an amateur job.  

If anyone could steer me in the right direction I would appreciate it.Thanks!