A recent poll revealed that an unsettling sense of yearning has descended on people in the Bay Area: About one-third of those surveyed by the Bay Area Council say they would like to exit the nine-county region sometime soon."

. :)  Edited: Actually I got to read more after this post.It appears to me that what we have here typical newbie with cognitive dissonance so common with younger, sometimes formally educated followers of guru crap.

I did not want to work with anyone that gave me such an unsettling feeling.

At first, my husband wasn't on board, it's unsettling to get into a 30 year commitment when you don't know how long you'll be in one location.

There's definitely shifting going on with rentals (people moving in and out), which is unsettling, but the rents in my neighborhoods have stayed steady.

i feel like I’ve been scammed out of my money and it’s very unsettling from such a great place like Bigger Pockets…I invested $5000 into his crypto trading platform, and after 10 days it’s up $40,000.  

I've also got a college/blue collar 4/2 that's been available for two weeks with nary a showing.If the phone was ringing and I was turning away applicants because of failed screenings it would be one thing, but this deafening silence is just... plain... unsettling.......

I am very interested in a few properties, but the lack of an escrow is definitely unsettling.

Uniquely, this "greed" narrative only occurs in our industry due to some inexplicable form of cognative dissonance. 

I would like to have an open house but I'm unsettled about having all of these people interact with my owners, etc.