That is where the hippy mindset influences their perception. 

Despite common perceptions, a settlement agent's job does not extend to forcing anyone to do anything.

There are other areas of your city that people will pay more because of school districts and perceptions.

Doing a ten minute wipe down can eliminate the perception of things being dirty.

The question comes from my (admittedly limited) perception that 'for sale' signs now seem to be everywhere here in CT.

To summarize more briefly, I'd like to know the professional assessment of modular homes vs the public's perception and how this affects sale price. 

It’s more marketing and understanding the perception of these motivated sellers than anything.

It's a great platform for a lot of people but having worked with them directly for a couple of years as the representing/listing brokerage for Memphis, I heard a lot of sellers' complaints that they won't use them again, unfortunately.I hear you I have gotten frustrated with them as well on a few deals.. not so much the inspections everyone beats you up on those no shocker there. but the buyers perceptions that its an auction site.. and you have a home that you want 100k for that meets say the .08 rule to 1.0 rule and you get offers of 20 to 30% less than ask..

It is interesting how the 1% rule affects peoples perceptions about a property. 

Beginning with a bucket of paint and keeping it cleaned up outside makes a world of difference in the perception of the condition