The issue I'm running into is that I'm thinking of investing in my hometown area - where I no longer live but still have family - and I believe more emotional perceptions may be dictating whether I think I want to invest in one area over another.

Everything is perception. 

Seems to me that see through from the street would be better especially with the siren. 

I'm hearing demand for houses is high but inventory is low, would have thought fewer sales would result it appraisers sitting around - just my perception.

My strategy with "stopping by" is that the medium of email is oftentimes interpreted in the perception of the reader, not the sender. 

Hope that helpsalso- you're not lowering the price.. it's a "price improvement"- perception matters. 

That creates the perception that people only end up homeless due to no fault of their own. https://www.fox46.com/news/u-s...https://alphanewsmn.com/minnea...It is great you are drawing attention to this program and it may be a great option for certain landlords.

For better or worse, your "betting" only inflames the poor perception of agents or perhaps reinforces realty. 

Would love to know everyone's thoughts and if this changes your perception of Norristown to the point that you would invest in the area.

Unfortunately, for the darker one´s this will be the normalized perception.