It always does in disruptive industries. 

There's nothing disruptive in what they're doing, contrary to what they claim.

How it took them 3 years to figure this out, I don't have a clue.Every tech company thinks they're going to the the Amazon of whatever industry they're trying to "disrupt".

Your end goal is to:1) tell the consumer what they are going to hear2) tell them3) tell them what you told themIf you are caught off guard, you won't know how to respond, and it will disrupt your flow.Be sure to check public records for open judiciary cases, outstanding taxes, outstanding water bills, etc.

Great Depression. market disruptions. a trillion dollars a year deficit spending. rumors. panics. personal bankruptcy. a lot of other unexpecteds. 

Everyone is entitled to peace and quiet in their house and if you're incessantly barking dog is disrupting that then it must stop or you'll be asked to leave.   

Lots of agents are going that route.Our market is finally going to be disrupted [after 25 years] buy the iBuyers, they are coming for agents commission.

High growth companies would trade at a higher multiple of earnings: think fast growing market disruption companies.

Of course you can always invest in a different state, but it always brings unnecessary disruption when a tenant gives notice or there is a repair or major tenant problem when you are out of state. 

Resident on the 1st floor is disrupting the peaceful enjoyment of resident above him.