Appraisal of real estate relies on a basic "truth" (in quotes because there are no absolutes in appraisal, because there are no absolutes when it comes to buyer behavior) which is, people pay more for more and less for less.

However, if you need the behavior coach, he’s not bad.

I tend to avoid HOA rental properties altogether because of the convoluted nature of predicting the HOA's behavior and being able to perform due diligence to do so.

I wasn't kidding, I truly believe democracy suffers with intrusive behaviors.

Anyway, I'm looking for some guidance as to whether this is normal behavior or should I look for another realtor that is going to do a little bit more work.

Rude behavior such as slamming doors does not breach our agreement.  

It's incredibly shortsighted to depend on the government to fulfill their side of that bargain.I absolutely believe that student loan debt combined with millennial behavior in general (less desire to settle in one place permanently, more job-hopping, greater focus on experiences rather than material possessions) will impact the housing market.

@Kristi Nunes the reason why investors acquire MHP's is for the recession resistant behavior that is created by tenant owned homes. 

One thing I've seen is that when people do a strategy like this to get themselves out of debt or reduce it, they haven't changed their financial behavior and wind up back deeply in debt but having already utilized the asset are worse off than before.

When people change their mind about coming, I feel under no compulsion to refund them.Originally posted by @Joshua Jimenez: taking people’s money when things are uncertain is pretty greedy.