'Sophisticated' strategies and one of the downsides nobody seems to talk about.With LLC assets less than $1M per, LLC returns and k-1s are cake. 

If you wonder what is better between investing in the stock market or real estate, there is no answer to that as both have pluses and minuses and then it can come down to knowledge, risk and volatility tolerance, personal psychology and perception, which are different from each of us.

Meanwhile, they may chase my good tenants away because of the perception of inaction by the landlord.  

Beforehand it had never crossed my mind because, well, we were "sophisticated" investors.Since then we've never looked back. 

But it remains important because perception, however irrational it may be, is reality in the market.I have had my best sales in the month of December. 

They think that we are just rich guys that have no perception of reality (I'm NOT rich, but it sometimes may appear that way to folks that have no assets).

If real estates becoming so sophisticated for the average joe to comprehend.

The social perception of a bearded construction worker is a rough and tumble and you want to be perceived as the sweet kids that we want to sell our house to.

I think one of the hesitancies that come with harnessing the internet is simply not being able to wrap your brain around it or the perception that it's going to be too complicated / expensive, etc.

As an owner it creates the perception that my properties are in high demand.