It is a psychological thing.  

I believe understanding the psychology side of anything will always be of benefit to myself and others.

@David WeintraubHi David.Yeah, the real problem with Rent Control/Stabilization in NYC and elsewhere is more of a psychological one.The regulated renters kind of lives in this isolated environment and has a connection with the value of their apt although it isn't necessarily their property.

"The Psychology of Selling" by Brian Tracy3.

Investors are misreading the psychology if they think that having my own personal cash in a deal is going to cause their investment to perform any differently.

There's a lot of psychology to unpack in these stories, which is very interesting to me!

I just laid out my actual 1099s and the ask price with projected closing costs while abstaining from overt commentary other than the silent part which is that the S&P beats SF homes within the boundaries of my real life example.The accidental study here is psychology.

As long as one pays rent, the anchor will slowing or prevent the boat from moving far, either physically, psychologically, or both...

Expanding knowledge about people and psychology and marketing and technology just to make a few will enhance your ability to see holistic solutions to problems.

As for your analysis, the trend data looks pretty compelling, but then I think you also really have to look at psychology/sociology for some answers too.