This is going to sound absurd, James but you may actually be spending too much time on your property. 

It's a false sense of security anyway and could save you money in the long run.

aThey publish sensational and misleading headlines and stories.They are less believable than Fox News which settle for nearly $1b for knowingly pushing false news.

But I am curious who made those charts because it is frankly absurd.

So why would you purposely give me false, misleading, and discouraging Information? 

Some brokers/lenders do this intentionally to give false appearances when trying to compete - "See, look how much lower my cash to close is compared to that guy."

What Real Estate Cliches have you found to be true, useful, or completely false. 

Quote from @Arsen Atanasovski: Absolutely  Wow, that is quite absurd. 30,000 voucher holders with no where to go?

In our last conversation with him, Ryan accused one of us of "nickel-and-diming" him when we questioned the charges for tasks he had volunteered to complete outside the scope of the project, falsely stated that we had delayed the project for weeks by not signing paperwork, and refused to discuss or even acknowledge the extraordinary delay in completing the project and its impact on us.

I've sat in on some of the 90min deals too and could tell pretty quickly that they weren't the experts they say they are and certainly gave a lot of false information about how sales work locally.