They left a lot of stuff out, to be sure, but I still know more than 95% of the investors I talk to and a lot of that is all the training I did.My brother has a $100k+ English degree from an Ivy League school and has never used it (he's an actor).

If you try to dress, act, or talk in a way that is not what you really are people will see through it.

Originally posted by @Candis Robinson:Originally posted by @Grant Bublitz:There was a time when people were told to buy a house, its the American dream.

I will never forget being told, young man think about all the wealthy actors, sport figures and etc.

I usually use different nicknames as usernames, but I got this one because one Halloween as a kid I had forgotten my candy bag, so instead I stuffed everything I got into the pockets and nooks of the overcoat I was wearing (detective, natch).

He said yes..and to his bank account as well.Regardless of dealing with population that seem to have trouble advocating for themselves, I'm trying to figure out what I SHOULD and CAN do.Any suggestions that would make sense and not break the Ontario Residential Tenancies Act or upset the folks at the Landlord and Tenant Board?

Learn their systems and "Martha the court clerk" favorite candy.

And the kids were fabulous actors!!

Elderly farmers are pretty sympathetic actors in the eyes of real estate law...

“There are a ton of small landlords out there making things work and being as kind and generous as they can, but we can’t just rely on the generosity of individual actors.