They had a solid plan to finance everything through the LLCs (using 5 yr/ 30 y AMM loans).Could you walk us through your perceived benefits of putting the homes in LLC's while you're still small?

just symptomatic of a recovered market.. what you perceive a deal to be based on 5 to 7 years ago is just not what the market is willing to pay today..over the years we change our strategy every 5 to 7 years as well to go along with market cycles.right now there is more money in short term lending than most anything else if you have sufficient cash. 

Do everything in your power to avoid being perceived as such. 

My plan is to change the locks and post a letter on the door 24 hours prior stating due to lack of communication, failure to provide the keys, failure to allow entry, and perceived abandonment.

If you answer, "Yes", I've had several realtors say, "OK, then we're not going to bother coming"If you answer, "No", then there's a perceived edge in negotiations on their part. 

Just not sure whether I’m overreacting to these perceived threats to the neighborhood and street.

Cash investors have perceived low risk and higher profits.

The US isn't perfect, but we aren't on the verge of a coup or imprisoning journalist wholesale so that lends an air of perceived stability.

It does raise the perceived value but not for full price.There was one hedge fund owned property that put solar leased panels on unit and tried to raise price because of it.

It isnt fair how folks perceive pits....