Great cities in TN with less crime than Memphis (or that's the perception at least from those of us who are east of the river - TN river that is).

Some issues sellers may run into are getting low-ball offers; lack of exposure; and in some cases, buyers may have the perception that a FSBO seller is more likely to overprice their property.

Also, as previously mentioned these loans have a better perception with sellers compared to FHA. 

One of the most overlooked areas of property positioning is how the tenant base can affect the perception of a property.I'm rambling at this point, but hope this is helpful and gets you to strongly consider engaging an experienced team to help you position, manage, and maximize the value of this important asset.

. §§ 90.396, 90.40324 hoursViolence or threats of violence by tenant or a guest; intentionally causing substantial property damage; giving false information on an application within the past year regarding a criminal conviction (landlord must terminate within 30 days of discovering the falsity); committing any act “outrageous in the extreme” (see statute); intentionally or recklessly injuring someone (or placing them in fear of imminent danger) because of the tenant’s perception of the person’s race, color, religion, national origin, or sexual orientation; second failure to remove a pet that has caused substantial damage

Land is valued based first on this perception of intended use.

It really depends on how close your perception is to their perception. 

Almost all of those reasons found to be more of perceptions rather reality.  

@Jon H.I believe it’s largely a perception thing but perception matters when appealing to an end buyer.

Whether or not it's intended, the perception of deception is a relationship killer.As for whether or not it trips the due on sale clause, it depends on what's really going on.