The guy with the money might see inexperience and hasty decision making that will lead to bad results.It's all perception.  

If I'm doing something wrong, or have a false perception on a strategy, please tell me.

@Jay Hinrichs"luck of the draw.. you get a tenant that moves in is clean neat and stays 5 years your PM is a hero"That statement is many investors "perception" of how it worksWe both know that in my areas of investment it is a thankless job and a good manager is hard to find, keep, and compensate for risks many here do not understand.

"Our" resentment toward Chicago stems from the perception that Chicagoans tend to act as if we are insignificant and they are better than us.

They offer excitement, the perception of great deals, and can move properties for great prices.

If that's your perception, which isn't anywhere near close to reality, then you may want to look for deals that aren't listed on the mls.

What was your perception of the book?

Price does create perception.

What are you perceptions.I think they are trying to build the perception the market is getting back on fire and the deals are almost gone, last chance kind of mentality.

In my experience dealing with countless issues, whether big or small, “quickly” understanding the current guest, their needs, and their perception of your property is paramount.