In the absence of such, both of you will be extremely frustrated with each other and perceive you both got the short end of the deal. 

In CA, I think Prop 10 repeal has some impact on perceived pricing of rental properties and the results from November voting will give us more clarity on whether prices will start going up again or drop further.

I know there was one, in the last election cycle, that had people tearing their signs down because they were perceived to be on public right of way.

Keep in mind that this isn't what you perceive those values to be, more so what the actual value comes out of from the BPO/appraisal.Here are the terms we'll use:Loan to Purchase (LTP):  The % of leverage the lender will do on the purchase price (and inversely your down payment). 

Land values increase based on how far up the chain it has moved in regard to its current posture versus its perceived highest and best.

The means that they perceive the owner of a property to really be the tax return on which the activity of the property is reported. 

There are numerous articles on the internet that talk about this perceived issues and reputable ones disprove any problems.

The perceived risk of pit bulls is the issue not the actual risk.

The closer you get to Cleveland heading east toward 117th, the cheaper things get and crime is generally perceived to be higher.

I would be apprehensive on history of bed bugsI would say no if a previous landlord gave me a bad reviewand anyone in the world who threatens me out of some perceived moral high ground in an effort to intimidate me so they can get what they want at my expense, well they are surely to receive only my most vile behavior in return.I wouldn't just turn this person down, I would ask to meet in an empty parking lot and fist fight. but then again, that's just me, and I'm feeling particularly hostile today. real answer: you should pass, and stop communicating with this person