It really changed my perception.

Rents continue to rise, (at some point unsustainable)  My plan is to build the nicest 3-story woody walkups (This is typically a 3 story 8,12,16 plex, all wood construction, hopefully, the same exact design that I built before)  This, to my perception, is the lowest risk category of housing.  

Unprofessional photos affect their perception of your business and the home, which costs you leads.

Again, this doesn't mean the basement has less value than the gla, but unfortunately, it may affect some buyer's perceptions.

Some areas doubled in value from a very low base, of course they pay more now (aka fair share) and of course they are the ones screaming bloody murder, everyone who pays a little less just goes on with their day.Also, we have a perception issue.

It happens over time with perceptions and deep seated resentment over "fairness."

Just too much risk, or at least the perception of too much risk, that the loan won't close on time. 

I believe about 4 or 5 years ago there has been some negative feedback for this areas after reading through this forum but hoping to see if any of that perception has changed.Looking at SFHs in the area and wanted to know how it is currentlyAppreciate any feedback.

Perception of "easy" profits goes up, amateurs enter the market, market cools, many people exit the market and so the cycle continues. 

The latter is hard to find, because home values have gone up so much, you can just sell it quickly, cash out and save your credit score from being branded for 7 years.If you see one, it's usually not a deal - everyone wants it, because of the perception of a good deal.