Account Closed Each investor's perception of a deal is different based on their current position and future goals.

I don't think the magnitude will be the same, but to a large degree it's perception that counts.

Bad press + Bad charma = No for MeEven though it is technically by the book so to speak, politics and public perception could turn a great deal in to a great nightmare.

It is very easy for investors to only see what they want to see and as such can simply ignore the realities of the cost of investing...........Look See I made another $500 in my property investment by throwing cash at it......NOPE.Investing is never about perception it is about reality.

Just because gold has had a (relatively) long history of staying power, mostly through European/Middle Eastern society, doesn't mean that it is inherently any more or less valuable than a flimsy piece of rag with pictures printed on it.

I have never wholesaled my self, but my perception is it's pretty challenging. 

Just wants to see if others' experiences lines up with my perception of them.

One is owned by a housing society and they are currently building a large apartment style building.

If they own 5 of 6 homes that are for rent in a neighborhood and renter Sally wants to rent there because of the schools, guess who they're going to have to rent from.These REITS are banking on a long-term paradigm shift from a society of home owners to one of renters, among other things

Hey @Jessie York, ‘welcome to the society  and hope you have good results.