Human nature says people love to talk about a success but are often embarrassed to talk about failures. 

As the buyer, I'd want them gone, fix the place, raise it to just below market, & screen applicants with a fine-tooth comb (POSSIBLY have the place just a tad under market -- that lets you be a bit pickier about who you let move in, vs taking the first warm body that has the $).For me, MySmartMove has been really, really useful for screening.

Heck, money over humanity.

We’re humans, so emotion is inevitably going to be involved in our decisions.

I'm a huge fan of disruption and innovation bit Zenplace is trying to substitute human labor and attention with technology which doesn't work well and (past) companies like Castle PM can attest to.    

It’s refreshing to see humans helping others for the benefit of something greater than themselves.

I guess that upping sticks and moving as a result of market forces is a violation of human rights.So there should be an increase in supply, but you will be better off for it if the new supply and new people coming in begin the gentrification process in your area.

The body should have the following sections CLEARLY distinguishable from each other and the rest of the website.1) A good reason why they should read the body (unarguable logic does the trick for me)2) A good “how it works" recap (don't go elaborate here).3) Expectations (what can they expect if they choose you?).

For example, if your address is NEAR but not ON a body of water you need to make sure you’re not using waterfront comps. 

Human nature the grass always seems greener and for many people that grass seems greener in your home market eastern NC.