Wearing super nice clothes could even cause a sense of resentment because I may be perceived as some rich fatcat (there was a similar thread that discussed how tenants drove nicer cars than the landlord, and most agreed that that didn't bother them.Second, I have a very serious contract discussion with the tenant when we sign.  

Houses in neighborhoods you perceive as bad, and ones you think are rich.

By being an "aberration", by making yourself different from them you become perceived as having separated yourself from them. 

Wholesaling is perceived as easy money - take any property, list it on Craig's list, find some sucker investor to buy it from you.

If what you say is reliable we would all be millionaires and real estate investing would be perceived as a risk free investment .

Their membership in the middle class is based on a perceived membership gain by consumer activities such as shopping… the brand of the car they drive… and other status symbols they feel reflect their values in membership in the middle class".

They perceive it as safer. 

Prices are super high due to tourism and the lack of accommodation + you can't Airbnb (or short let) you place + you have to pay up to 25% taxes on the rents you perceive from your tenants if you're not Spanish resident.I would love to know what you both think - if there is any neighbourhoods that remains interesting, etc...Thanks for your feedback!

Oftentimes, the biggest objection is a perceived increased risk of partiers who will either trash your place or disturb the neighbors.

I think there are people out there that perceive themselves as not being smart enough to pull off a successful deal.