Oh, yeah, he also identifies his “bias” as full disclosure.The biggest “annoyances” to me are1- people with 1-3 posts aggressively supporting some guru and attacking people posting negative experiences with said guru2- people pushing their offering only and not engaging in any other discussions3- people participating in forums with a “hidden” agenda or undisclosed bias.4- people asking simple questions the answers to which can be easily obtained with a Google search that they’re too lazy to work5-  salespeople that disguise their product to look like something else, fudge the “numbers” to show an inaccurate comparative return, name the offering “infinity (something) and claim it eliminates taxes, provides liquidity, replaces your banking institution, and creates a “wealth cycle” in a formula used by from Rockefeller to Musk.  

I too tried to talk to friends and family about this topic but no one wanted to engage. 

I'm looking forward to engaging with other members, learning useful resources, and contributing to conversations.If you have any specific recommendations for a new member like myself, please let me know.

There are many avenues to exhaust including here, your local REIA and your state multi housing association prior to engaging a paid coach.

Stay engaged and good luck to you!

and2) rent credits towards your down payment because they want to make sure you’re not engaging too much with the seller in a seller financed agreement as part of the SAFE act?

Stay engaged!

Those brain storming sessions that take a long time to just form the name but then the vision of the company is clear and has a real brand and market potential. 

Stay engaged!

Punitive damages are designed to punish a person for wrongful conduct and to deter others from engaging in the same conduct.