@Don Gouge all generalizations that I’d say are more often accurate than not but I’ve been fortunate enough to find some great agents and I’ve recently learned not to paint the entire profession with such a broad brush.

@Scott CarrilloCalifornia paints with a pretty broad brush regarding nexus and the $800 LLC tax obligation.If the LLC has a member-manager located in CA, generally speaking the LLC is "doing business" in CA regardless of where it is organized, and won't be able to avoid a CA 568 obligation or the $800 LLC tax."

It includes, among other things, a comprehensive map of the Cleveland area, grading each area from A+ down to F, using a consistent, objective and transparent methodology using publicly available data rather than a broad-brush subjective approach.

I'm about to brush up since I'm in the process of buying some apartments where tenants do have vouchers

However, the owner of the property I originally brushed off has posted the property to Craigslist and seems highly motivated to sell it.

I wouldn't want to paint any age group or generation with too broad of a generic brush, but here are a couple thoughts from the moderately dusty.Excellence in anything requires a strong why and passion. 

How a person employs the tools tells you how their brain views it's possibilities.If I gave you a paint brush could you give me Starry Night?

But where this particular article is flawed in my opinion is in painting with way too wide a brush.

Can you brush elbows with other investors?

The owner has had the lot for at least 10 years and the 4 sale sign is covered with overgrown brush.