In my opinion, putting your money into an account that earns you 2-3% or even 6% could be more harmful than helpful.  

If a burglar was in the home trying to harm your tenants and the dog bit the burglar then the dog would be a hero, but the dog is doing the same thing he’s just protecting his home.

"to reduce the risk of consumer fraud and related harms, including identity theft, created by improper disposal of consumer information"

Consider when you tell people one thing that could potentially be extremely harmful to the entire industry, don't hide behind the standard vague phrase 'Invest at your own risk'.

I see no harm in saying "your rent is going up $10-20.

REALTORS are out smarting no one and any REALTOR who consistently engagges in this bait and switch tactic is creating more harm than good.

Josh,Just a guess, but I'm betting that the width of the menu system on the right hand side is set by this category: "Real Estate Technology and the Internet".I don't see the harm in having a line break before the word "and" there; it would make that sub-menu double in height - but so what.Or, shorten some of the wording, to something like this: "Real Estate Tech & the 'Net".Either of those would make the menu system narrower if my hunch is correct in how this is determined.

I also think blurring the lines between active & passive is incredibly value & knowing when to have full control versus giving some up to a great manager doing great deals & benefitting from leverage versus becoming harmed by it.Look for quality in these areas or filtersDealLocationStrategyManagersAll weighed against time spent, returns & tax & other advantages.

If I had known I was using him, wasting his time, and undermining the first agent I'd bought with, I never would have done it, but that didn't make it right.I managed to harm a friendship because of my behaviors, and I learned that you're better off trusting one good realtor and allowing him or her to work for you.

I bet I can find 50,000 more stories of pit bulls who never harmed a single person.