You could use "Lord of Land", "Prince of Parcels" "Property King" "High Priest of Real Estate" or "Guru Mentor" but I'd just go with my name without a title or just "Owner".I get a kick out seeing a person's business card with "President, CEO" of something like American Real Estate Enterprises.I know some pretty wealthy business types, their cards are more likely to be just their name centered, the lower left in smaller print is an address and a phone number on the lower right.

The house has never been an official rental before: it was owned by a priest who sub-letted the other portion to a friend.

For a piddling sum, I know a Greek Orthodox priest will come to your house in a robe and bless it with holy water and prayers, get that on video.

I've always felt there's not enough focus in most information about real estate investing that seriously looks at doing what you're doing, and far too much emphasis on putting more faith in your PM than a priest has in Christ.

However, I can’t condemn a method of financing that has proved successful in many of not most instances in allowing participants to accomplish their goals because it’s being misused by some disciples of irresponsible real estate “priests” 

Two are baptist priest, I donated items from the house to the churches.

@Jafo Priest What's the risk?

Originally posted by @Jerryll Noorden:Originally posted by @Michael Quarles:Originally posted by @Jerryll Noorden:My Uncle lives with me, he is a 92 year old retired Catholic Priest and is certain males are superior to females.

Her reply I cant put up , but she made George Carlin sound like a priest .

Here in north Idaho, Priest Lake had mostly leased land cabins all around the waterfront.