Show the listing broker you have money to perform and they might be willing to spend time on questions.Some investors out there have misguided perceptions that brokers are just waiting for any old potential buyer to call them and spend tons of time with them for free answering all kinds of questions.

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@John Pauler,  Nah it's not just in your head, the perception of the creation of real estate with the primary intent to resell is as I mentioned, a slight but potential issue.  

But, if you don't do it, as noted and it is in poor condition or coming towards end of useful life, it will come up on inspection, which could likely prompt an inspection concession or the buyer walks.Beyond just the cost, there is the perception.  

Demand is based primarily on population growth forecasts and job growth forecasts, but include many other variables as well including rental rate growth of properties nearby (some the immediate block or neighborhood), people's perceptions of future growth (ex. if area's undergoing revitalization), etc.One important activity that investors spend time on is collecting data, turning it into information, and seeking to predict the future of a neighborhood, a city, etc. 

It isn't which is obvious from the pics, but perception is everything.

So we can go to patient’s home and give checkups, refill perceptions etc etc.

Its a problem of perception not reality that's why you don't get it @Jd Martin. 

Alot of people prefer to use a facility that has an onsite office simply for the perception that it is more secure.  

Broadly for me/us I'd just say that our perception of where the market/economy is headed just informs more of a general intuitive appetite for using leverage.My view is that uncertainty in future market outlook (perhaps forecasted by leading indicators) mainly drives price volatility, and perhaps increases risk of lenders 'calling' revolving credit lines to meet their own liquidity needs.The more 'bad' the indicators are, the more chance that we perceive our lenders possibly wanting to 'call' revolving lines of credit, is the way I think about it.