I know some perceive the market as overpriced.

As for cash on cash return, COC is a dangerous metric because it doesn't' show true profitability it only shows the power of leverage which is nearly meaningless and often used to pump up perceived profitability.

Alternatively, there are some Brokerages that completely prohibit agents from selling their own properties... likely due to perceived conflict of interest and potential liability for the Brokerage. 

The problem with trying to sell performers right now (whether partials or the whole loan), is that there is a much higher level of perceived risk (from buyers) out there today than there was a month ago.

The problems they gave me were not in proportion to whatever they perceived I was to blame for.  2 people ended up in jail, I'm not one of them.

Enjoy your perceived higher ground as you curse those who will be paying out to benefit others. 

And most of those deals will be taken by investors so you what you are looking for is a diamond in the rough that needs work, which is a tall order in a hot home-selling area.What would be the price differential of finding a home that was in move-in shape for your family and would it be worth it to consider that above a perceived deal that will cause you to do rehab, which you don't have experience with, and cause stress when you already have a home you are in now.

I worded that way because my understanding is that if worded as 1st, last and security, It could be perceived in court that was the person was a tenant, making me responsible for repairs or other things that a normal landlord/tenant relationship would entail.  

Lenders typically do not like loaning on them for STNL or MTNL because of the junk status they perceive the company to be in.I do not like vape shops either or vitamin stores.

I put OWN in quotes because although it's a right to "own" private property, it is perceived ownership when it comes to the government.