I feel socially and economically charged to prepare an embracing housing market for those to come.

I used to live in Tampa and would definitely embrace the opportunity to invest in a cash flowing property in the area. 

Some embrace it for the extra return.. but they have the time to do so and the mind set or patience to work through them..

All too often you will run into residential realtors that are more concerned with their reputation among their real estate community and will not adequately embrace a investors business mentality.

What I am talking about is a mindset shift, of embracing doing what it takes to get what you want.Instead of "WHY would strangers trust me with their money" it becomes "HOW do I structure mutually-beneficial deals so others WANT to give me their money." 

The economy is still not strong enough yet to embrace an Austin-like culture.Back then, I would share, “If I fix a property in Five Palms, I am not looking to market to someone who lives in Alamo Heights… I am marketing to those who live in the area.”

@Duy Nguyen I have attempted to start this off a few times and keep getting stumped on how to best PC answer and be accurate, and can't, so I am just gonna embrace the @Jerryll Noorden method of brute blunt force truth. 

https://www.americasmosthauntedhotel.com/Cresent hotel in eureka springs AR has embraced it, and uses it for advertising, been cashing in on it for years.Personally, I have never met a ghost!

If you're getting feedback that the backyard is too small, then you need to use that as a positive and embrace it.

Embrace it, and overcome.Plus you need that HS diploma for so many things.