I have a business college degree with emphasis in real estate, I got that and a broker license in 1980.  

I don't know if BP's backend software is capable of this but...If all these "most repetitive questions on BP" threads are harvested, collated and indexed in a very visible / easy to access corner of the site, I bet it becomes one of the most trafficked corners of this blog.The emphasis on the BP forums has although been quantity of posts and topics.

I went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a college degree that emphasis in real estate.  

So I started researching different markets across the country and Columbus fit all my criteria for steady growth (emphasis on steady!)

@Abdul Turay too many people put WAY too much emphasis on getting the right things in place (the perfect look, the branding, the logo, the website, the shirts, the..... well you get my point).

@Josh Johnston I could not stop laughing about your emphasis on the feisty little ones.

I don't make a real big emphasis on making a budget and sticking to it until a person knows what they actually do spend their money on.

The emphasis of FIRE is early - too early. 

A top priority for the code rewrite is to allow and encourage building more housing units in the city, with emphasis on multi-unit and infill development.

I liked his message and his emphasis on ethics, but I'd like to find out if he walks as well as talk.