Investors do not need to have the "new shiny object syndrome" for a cheap price.

Don't fall prey to the shiny coin syndrome.

Here is why I would say a loud resounding "NO"It doesn't matter what new gadgets come out, and pretty much everyone has the "new shiny object" syndrome.

Many setbacks, challenges, loss of my own money, sleepless nights, uncertainty, confusion, unclear of direction, shiny object syndrome, etc. etc.Depending on where you are on your own real estate investing journey, you might be where I started.I am giving this quick pep talk as I know with determination, grit and a 100% commitment to your specific WHY, wrapped with emotion and action steps, progress and steps forward can be achieved.Now on to this monster of a deal…To sum up this deal and raising private money, and also in my opinion most everything in life, it is all about Relationships.

tighter houses these days are exacerbating this issue which loosely manifests as “sick home syndrome.”Could be the cellulose with borax; still a big debate whether borax is completely safe on a scale like that.

You can try leading with a different picture to catch the eye, use a different title, offer a move in bonus, something to break out of the negative, skip this home syndrome.

No shiny object syndrome, no distraction, no education, just instruction on what to do next and focus on that next item.Don’t look at other people and wonder how they’re doing it and feel jealous, inadequate or anything like that.Stay focused guys and remember to enjoy the journey just as much as the destination.

It's twofold, I think - first is the psychology of "I was here before you so this is my place" or what I like to call the substitute teacher syndrome; second is they were screened (or not) by someone else using different criteria from your business model.Kudos to you for doing this transaction right and using the estoppel! 

I might be getting some of the "paralysis by analysis" syndrome however, so I need to watch out for that as well.

And there are states that are really starting to crack down on this activity because of the abused seller syndrome... but I am sure since you have other sources you will figure it out...its always good to get both perspectives  you make the choice of how you want to proceed and act based on feedback you get.