I have come to learn that whether or not a neighborhood or individual house is “nice†is all perception, anyway.

Perceptions perpetuate reality.

Perception is reality.

But, people DO put their trust in people like Beck to help guide them in their world-view, help put world events into perspective, and help shape their ideals about how the world should be.So, when someone like Beck lies about facts pertaining to world events, they are in essence trying to subvert the perception people have of the world, usually for personal gain (trying to get your candidates elected and your religious beliefs endorsed is certainly considered personal gain).

I focus on what I do best, and avoid conflicts of interest, or perceptions of conflicts of interest.When a hot property becomes available my realtor partners tell me about them and meet me there because they get paid when I buy,When they have Clients that need private financing - guess who they call?

You might consider a partner to buy some deals with you in some sort of method.....while I'm sure you understand the degree of independence required, it's not just taht but the perception of banks and others who hire appraisers.

Hope you have a Micheal Jordan jump shot type lead sheet( that would be awesome by the way).I could be wrong, this is just my perception/opinion.

If an area has a reputation of being made up of a particular social class, speculating to change that perception to another group might not be successful.

I would be interested to hear any views on how a persons perception of their life plays a role in Action.

As such, i imagine it's pretty hard to get a realistic sampling of whether gay people make good or bad tenants.My guess is also that someone's attitudes towards gay people will affect their perception of whether they were good tenants or not as well.