Yes, we had sticker shock for a few months, now it is more competitive than ever.

Especially because the guest is already getting sticker-slapped by the "service fees" and taxes.

May be worth a meeting and a conversation to sound them out.Edit for a fun story:I worked with this guy who was super stoked on 420, had "legalize it" stickers all over his car, wore Bob Marley shirts, stopped work every day at 4:20 to take a hit, etc.

I think I will call fair housing and ask them directly just to be sure. she had a large sticker on her refrigerator that was a picture of her son, and I picked it up and the spot underneath the magnet was significantly whiter than the rest of the fridge.

I also talked to an investor I know and got some great feedback on the long term value of holding the MTR, versus selling it based on emotion and the sticker shock of a leak repair.

The first few months of new ownership can cause a bit of sticker shock while the bumps flatten out.Hope some of this helps!

The property could be in a rough neighborhood, need tons of work, or lack features that renters crave.Beyond the Sticker Price: Unveiling Real ValueTrue value goes way deeper than the asking price.

The house had a boarded up door & a broken window plus multiple stickers of pending foreclosure.

To many sellers, that could be a sticker shock.

For them the sticker shock is real :).