@Jeffrey Masessa and miss all the sex, drugs, and rock and roll?

Registered sex offender laws?

(look at how much crap I have had to write already about this WL IUL stuff) and I haven't even scratched the surface .lets take a IUL or WL 12k year premiumdepending on age sex health etc etc.the 12k is broken down into 2 major parts (BASE) premium and "excess" premiumtake 40 yr old male base may be $3000 of which the agent will get (70%-100% , mostly like 95%) as a 1st year and 1st year only commissionthe other $9000 of the 12k premium is excess and the agent will typically recv only 1%- 3 or maybe 4% tops (diff carriers pay diff comm.) so less say 3% thats what $270 bucks?!?

I would shy away from the scenario unless the deal is absolutely killer but if a sex offender did live in the vicinity, do you think it would hurt your ability to sell or rent? 

Sure, you can target by age, sex, zip, etc., but not by length of time in home, absentee owner, sudden credit score change, etc.So basically it's a blunt instrument vs. a precise surgical tool, and you'd have to have an appropriately lower cost/impression to account for that.

And I'm certain his sex life doesn't impede his willingness to do what it takes to be successful.  

My favorite one gives the voucher holder their own bedroom, then puts kids under 10 two per bedroom and separates the sexes of anyone over 10, with a max of two per bedroom.  

In addition to that, we like to check with the police, fire, insurance, sex offender status, and anything that might affect the operations of the park.

I like non sex specific names because it allows the prospect to think what they will... and no matter who they are talking to guy or girl it fits... 

I know it may not be politically correct however sex sells so use it.Investor marketing is all about words.