I figure my plan is, and has been for many, better than most...partly because it doesn't start with making a conscious decision to step into a boxing ring.

There is still a housing shortage, but investors just need to be conscious of the market they are in & the demographics of the industries they are expecting renters and how severely they'd be impacted. 

If you are really knowledgeable in investments, I would take a year or 2 or however long it takes you to comfortably afford a home and not have an anxious conscious about constantly trying to keep your head above water. 

In Texas, we have series LLCs which are great for cost conscious investors.

Your name could be shared by any number of people, so consciously giving them your full name can really make a difference.

Obviously those who are "eco conscious" are more likely,   but probably an urban or suburban 2 car household with access to dedicated parking.   

As for intentional flooding, not sure that is the correct phrase but it was a conscious decision that was made by officials to release water from dams and levy's.    

I am patient and helpful but very conscious of my time.

We are pretty cost conscious but have a ton of amenities and our op-ex isn't that high on our 4/3 2700sqft lake house.

That makes sense.They really aren't disclosures.but they make sense, because it just re-iterates the most important points that an unscrupulous investor may purposely try to hide from the seller and get into hot water.Total transparency would be the reason for these acknowledgements, not because I have a guilty conscious.