There's some inherent negatives about that and the house would be a hard pass for some people of different cultures but I am less worried about the superstitious or spooky aspect but rather the parades of traffic this property would incur whenever there's a service or event.

. - I have a business background in Supply Chain and Human Resources - where I would build and continuously improve systems to support profitable/strategic operations, as well as coaching teams/culture/people to success.Seeking any and all advice - Thank you in advance!

But your absolutely correct there are defiantly certain cultural aspects and that will drive some sellers to think they are in control or getting more money but we all know that selling through a wholesaler Rarely if ever is going to get the seller top dollar especially in this market. 

Not everyone seeks to be a celebrity chef.

He may have been impossible to deal with, but Eli Broad used his immense fortune to elevate our city’s standing as a cultural mecca.

This is all fueled by the startup culture in America.

Folks can dislike the politics or culture of these places as much as they like (I have my issues with them too) but reality is reality. 

I even emailed them (NZ people) to connect and celebrate with them the International Hobbit Day but never heard from them.

I love working with the clients I support, but I cannot handle the culture that comes along with group home companies.

Is that the culture of the market?