- My story: This Christmas, we celebrated with one of our tenants, we bought the kids gifts and we have since formed an even better relationship.

Just like you may not see many personal homes owned by an entity, try to up the price point of the homes and you will see the opposite is true.High income individuals, millionaires, celebrities, don’t have their homes in their names...it may be “name LLC” but that’s still not under their name, its protected inside an entity.

It's actually a pretty interesting phenomena known as the Endowment Effect whereby the mere act of owning something makes it more valuable to that particular individual (and no one else, unless there's celebrity status attached). 

So I dont really see anything thats changed culturally in that aspect.

I know there’s a lot still to come, but it’s still worth taking time to celebrate it. 

Of the two guys who ran it, one is a haole who grew up getting thrown off ships as a cast member at the Polynesian Cultural Center (he can explain it funnier than I can) and who is a CPA and Attorney and very smart.

I love teaching and loved my building/ school culture.

I think the culture there is a bit more welcoming for RE investors there, too.

I've seen a post on a social media platform with a company culture slogan that expresses "don't be a dick"; the truth of the post can be argued but the sentiment is true, personally as well as professionally :-)

This article and Brandon Turner would argue yes.https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/a-very-serious-cultural-study-on-beards-and-which-dudes-look-hotter-with-them?