Of course the danger of having a broad market discussion is that it averages out the whole market. 

Using my strategy for showings will result in far fewer showings to unqualified people. 

Yeah, they still exist but they are fewer and farther between now and the seller incentives for relocation assistance are also few and farther between.

In the situation I mentioned in my first post the person involved put herself in some incredibly dangerous situations. 

If you see him, please approach him with extreme caution and assume he is armed and very dangerous.

Area is dangerous. etc.

There are very few multifamily properties that come to market here and even fewer that have 3 bedrooms.

@Alexander Felice I think there will be fewer agents in the market and those will have to work harder and smarter for their commission

I can't blame them entirely, but they don't charge enough monthly fees, so on numerous occasions, the utilities are in danger of being cut off so emergency fee assessments are made to pay them and paid immediately, or they don't have enough funds to do minor elevator repairs.My condos in MA has somewhat of an anti tenant HOA board.

With the one I thought I wanted before all these red flags popped up, I let them know within fewer than 18 hours that I was no longer interested.