https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9232/55313-intro-to-section-8---your-perceptions-vs-my-realities

That being said the primary reason for not testing this market was the perception of modular homes that Marvin mentions above.

I had the perception that there were other more powerful means to advertised.

and we’ve barely seen a perceptible drop in business.

This is based on personal experience (a drop of water in an ocean - means little) and a perception that the reasons for low income are different between the statuses of undocumented immigrants and citizens.

My perception (and this is more anecdotal) is that the tenant class is a little higher.

I expect they are largely responsible for the perception that low-flow toilets do not work.  

Stock prices most often have nothing to do with the company's performance (for the most part), but have everything to do with the perceptions of the investors and where they think the company will be in a year or two.I too, think that a correction is coming..I wonder if anyone out there has started to sell their RE assets and just sit on cash, waiting for lower prices?

That will be pretty much ignored by a lender as they will still be looking at the source of funds, business income available to pay its way.....and you're running the business and from that stand point, your business should have a return above the salary level, so you could make the perception of success even worse.

What I lamented in my original post, as well as the follow-up, is that your post caused me to form a perception of you that was unfairly not good.Jon - you obviously paid attention; good for you!