It's all about perceptions.

That gives you a unique perceptive into both worlds that few other people have on BP.

I think a lot of misinformation and perception has to do with SFR type investors having a comfortable somewhat concept of take 20 SFR's and put it into one building and you have multifamily.

The only thing that will cause us to suffer longer is the perception and fear of the economy.

But if it's only water vapor, it seems to be the perception that is disliked more than the actual effect. 

Hi Jeremy,I would save the money and keep adding to the pile.I believe that once you hit around the $50k in savings, then you can start looking at what options are available.IMO, there is not much one can do with $20kPlease keep in mind that my perception is based on flipping and not any other RE strategy.Thanks and have a great day.

The perception among those not familiar with the practice or real estate investing is that it is taking advantage of people.

This strategy is in line with the broader societal trend towards communal and economically efficient living spacesThe perception of STRs is increasingly becoming negative, a trend highlighted by the growing number of local governments imposing regulations, often to address housing affordability issues.

So much can be skewed in perception from any 1 metric alone, not to mention when i just searched that metric I found no less than 20 radically different list's.What I care about, where is it GOING to have good appreciation.

Side note - There is a stigma around VA loans that I would like to see disappear eventually, because the perception can hurt the very people those loans are designed to help.