What have you seen done routinely that doesnt meet industry standards or even common sense?

Dear Nichole DillaboughYou have gotten very good advice from my BP brothers and sistersSo here is my additional .02. . .Dont beat up your poor landlord over your uncomfortability, if it is affecting you, and you only, you make your relationship adversarial by asking him to deconstruct the house so that you can feel better.He is a guy/gal that is doing their level best to provide you with a good and decent home. . .Better, ask him to break your lease, and help him to re-rent your room.Betcha you get all of your deposit back that way!

Most of the folks there have been so aggressive towards me....it's really been very uncomfortable and not at all what I expected.

I routinely hear that the Zestimates are way off, but with the exception of a condo I bought, all my SFR's were surprisingly close to the appraisal done prior to my purchasing/refinancing as well as other homes bought/sold in the area.

I then proceed to walk out the front door as fast as I came in. 63 would be uncomfortable for a majority of buyers.

I routinely get text from Wholesalers in Memphis advertising those.

With that many units "hiccups" are just routine.

They are routinely vacated if the defendant later shows up to defend themselves.

I'm guessing most agents don't routinely under-price homes as a business plan, though I could be wrong on that.

But, 19k is uncomfortable and as many of you stated, don't give much room to flip for a profit.