I might not agree, but I won't label them debbie downer or a troll simply for disagreeing or speaking a negative word or try to infer that they are inferior investors or human beings because they have not written a best selling book or done a BP podcast.

To be honest I haven't conquered it totally, but I think recognizing and labeling it helps a lot. 

They would ask the perimeters & send a pdf list, cd & even labels.

The kitchen and bathrooms were a different story and a real mouse paradise.Most items were without real value like tons of Christmas decoration from the 90s still packaged and with the label for $5.

It's not just free education or scammy MLM pyramid as some of you like to label - so you'd go to a surgeon who learned surgery for free?

They aren't labeled, so I have no idea what room I'm looking at.The picture of the bathroom is horrible.

The reason is high taxes push the total cam      ( typically landlord insurance,property management,repairs to the building, property taxes etc.) the tenants pay the landlord higher.

Label things - this can save a bunch of back and fourth messages.5.  

And the whole "essential workers" label, is seriously making me rethink how I screen tenants in the future.

Has there been momentary value impacts, yup, sure has, we just recently went through what was labeled one of the single largest collapses in all of human history in real estate, and all values were recouped in full within 10 years.