I am in multiple markets and see this as a societal trend.

Austin is a unique beast in itself, and many property owners have an overly inflated perception of their property's value.When I flipped a property in Austin, I sourced it through a New Western agent.

They did not reopen for quite a while.That's the reason why I made no mixed use investments in small towns, too many societal changes, business issues, zoning regulations that can trip you up.The other issue major is that some businesses are incompatible with residential use.

One, societal norms that your phone only rings these days for someone selling you something or something bad happening.Two, these are passive investors.  

But remember that what is favorable now could come unfavorable in the future as they readjust over time.Reasons many landlords avoid vouchers include the hassle of the extra inspections, the perception of a worse tenant, and maybe the inconvenience of getting rent from two different parties. 

If I would have known about these earlier I would have bought less personal real estate, but again it depends on your goals of leverage, building wealth, risk, and your overall perception on how to handle your money.      

., perception is reality!

He’s at the mercy of someone else’s expertise, motivations, personal interests, perception, and knowledge.  

Would you say your perception may be different from most people because of your accountant background?

Their perception of their skills far outweighs their actual knowledge, leading to costly mistakes.The other path is paralysis: they begin to realize how much they don’t know and become stuck, afraid to make a move.