Also, your clarified the remark about guarantees and buybacks and I wanted to make one quick point.  

Regardless, of how we perceive his success - from a statistical perspective and how much weight we give his words - he's certainly an astute and prominent (an understatement, if there ever was  one 😀) individual that's given to pithy remarks.

To drop out of a good deal, if it was a good deal, because of a propagandist remark might not be too well thought out.  

They are also remarkably durable.

I just recently received my degree in Finance and I'm working on getting my CFP certification (I am not licensed yet so these remarks are just my opinion.) 

(and How to Handle Trolls) (howtogeek.com)Some of the key signs of trolling per the article:- Off-topic remarks- Dismissive, condescending toneI'll assume, Bruce, that you didn't know your two comments here can be interpreted as trolling behavior. 

Your snide remark about my coaching seems to be your best shot.

I was told that some tenants, whether Section 8 or market rate, are "professional" tenants and have a remarkable sense of entitlement.

Thanks everyone for the kind remarks.

Not sure if their are rules prohibiting this as you stated, but you could potentially put it in Agent to Agent remarks so agents can propose it to their buyers.