Check out BOLD on youtube. 

You should also be aware, @Richard Villandry , that every group is different, has its own flavor, rules, fees or no-fees, memberships or no-memberships, and experience level of the attendees.  

I disclose clearly (in bold capital letters) on every contract that I have an active real estate broker license, and I explain that to the property owners or buyers.

I suggest you follow your attorney's advice, they should know the local flavor of the month in their area, no one here knows more about your area than s/he does. :)

Please give opinion on language in BOLD.

In the meantime the investing public will get a flavor of the company.

Some people like to be a little more bold.  

Be bold and ask for the contact information for the Asset Manager and see if you can go directly to the source.Good luckElizabeth

Now, more than ever, there are countless courses,programs,and books, small scale or mainstream media, that are flavored thickly with altruistic intentions and promises to "truly help someone get started" directly marketed to inexperienced people.

So Bold, Underline and Italic don't seem to work when inserted correctly.Joshua Dorkin I know you like the PM better than the post but Will Barnard opened the door and I walked through, LOL.