When these problem tenants moved out (trashed the place), I had to pull teeth to have them put max # of people in the lease, that everyone in the house had to be listed on the lease, etc. etc.

Or would you have a guy who just read two books on dentistry get close to your teeth?

You guys have done a pretty good job of discouraging me(I'm admittedly sensitive), but the property is already mine so there is no going back.

I went out there today and after pulling teeth (ironic because they are dentists) I was able to figure out that they were using a hot plate at the same time as the microwave on the same breaker.

It's not just Dodd-Frank or the SAFE Act, but these Acts have put teeth in compliance requirements, but there are other issues as well that are of more concern.

People can be very "sensitive" about being recorded and you (your business) don't want to end up on the wrong side of a news story or worldwide (Internet) negative chatter about violating people's privacy.

Some information is market and time sensitive.  

I think shiny things just look nicer..cars, phones, appliances, teeth..you get the idea. 

Median Prices Edge Lower in SeptemberI know as a real estate broker, the stereotype is that I should be wailing and gnashing my teeth and crying "OH NOES!".  

Laminate is a excellent floor as well but is a little sensitive to water like a fog accidents in the same area and walking in with snow covered shoes.