I have $175 invested in stocks in my taxable account and another 30-50K in cash coming out of my business at year end.

The rule is a great rule of thumb, but I think its more analogous to a PE ratio in the stock market.If the market is moving up, and everyone knows its a growth market think Austin, or San Fran, the PE ratio for a growth stock will be high for a stock say a PE of 50, or the %rule will be really "low", say .5%. 

The economy is growing, companies are hiring, and the housing market is hot, with this suburban enclave spreading farther into the Mojave Desert.But the recovery has been uneven.Although the Las Vegas area is booming, the middle class is still getting squeezed.Steady growth across the country has lifted the stock market and corporate profits.

The pregnant one will often stock up on calories and go laterally 30 feet or so looking for a new food source for her spawn, potentially infecting a neighboring unit.When I was an undergrad, I inherited bed bugs from a previous tenant.

Syndications, real estate, stocks, bonds, Crypto?

I would start with using an Epson Workforce printer and use Premium Brochure stock from Staples or Office Max.

The stock photo of a new home appear misleading.

First, in some ways, real estate isn't that much different that other investments - you can buy and sell deals on houses just like you buy and sell deals on stocks. 

If you're asking how they can serve me in the capacity as a financial planner, then they need to be able to model real estate investments like they do stocks and use real estate investments in their financial plans.

Consider what returns you can get from other very safe (paying off existing debt you carry) investments or riskier investments (eg: stock market index funds), or what you can get from a different property.