My net perception is that a market top appears to be present and I'm selling half my places.

These are real societal problems and they won't simply be solved by strengthening our faith in capitalism and a free market. 

Something that I see in few places in the literature is the shift to your mindset/perception that househacking brings.

But I'd say that often the perception/perceived difficulty of the tasks we build up in our minds is usually way worse than the actual task itself.

There is a perception right now that it’s a seller market and good luck if you are buying.

A modern-day status symbol that adds to the consumer’s perception of luxury in the experience overall, and increases their willingness to pay when they book. 

Here in the Bay Area it is slowing perceptively when it comes to the SFR's.

I think all of the perceptions of fee's and taxes certainly raise the price of Airbnb, but they are really there in a hotel as well, if we add it all up.

All of my other units are long term rentals for 1) ease of management, 2) lender perception and 3) because I'd just rather provide units to local residents than short term visitors while we have such a crazy housing shortage in town.A good option for you might be to rent your place out fully furnished on a month-to-month lease.

However, not accepting tenants that meet your qualifications leaves open the perception that a potential tenant was not chosen as a result of discrimination due to one of the protected class items.It is why we process the earliest start to pay for the unit first and then by order of completed applications.