Whole Foods, etc.) that would have definite pluses/minuses in the perceived value of real estate?

There's a phenomenon on Value Perceived.

Depending upon what you state in the letter and your perceived seriousness and ability, the letter may be passed on to a person who is in charge of disposing this asset.Have a professionally created Internet presence.

Personally, I don't think using the ugly house approach gives me any particularly unique aspect as a buyer that I can add perceived value, unless solving a problem incidental to an ugly house.

I think that might be perceived as hostile and you want to exhaust alternatives to foreclosure if possible.

They might not and might not even want to work with you but then they will probably just pawn you off to someone in the office.Anyway Just confused on why their is this perceived value of a buyers' agent that isn't there for the listing agent.

I've heard of FIBI which seems more to what I would perceive a networking meeting to be (exchanging ideas, deals, etc.)

There are always ways to correct a perceived wrong.

The situation is not so clear as the moral black and white you perceive it to be.

There are, of course, exceptions to every generalization but for the most part I perceive them as lousy investments in my local area compared to sfrs or multifamilies.