So much of the time people won't tell you anything, even when there is a real problem.However, having said that, keep in mind that a recent study published in the journal of Clinical Psychiatry found that fifteen percent (15%) of the US population has a personality disorder that meets diagnostic criterea.

According to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal the supply in Santa Clara is quite low compared to the number of new jobs being created.

The Wall Street Journal also had a similar article

I highly suggest sitting down and concentrating and writing down in a journal - some pat answers you can pull out of your hat.Until you get really good at it, this is your automatic response from now own:1) "I'll have to get back to you on that."  

I wouldn't have thought it was a big deal until I Googled trampoline statistics....guess they are quite dangerous.More than 1 million people went to emergency departments for trampoline-related injuries between 2002 and 2011, with nearly 300,000 of those injuries involving broken bones, according to a new study.And these injuries don’t come cheap — the Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics studyshowed that the total emergency department expenses for them was $1 billion, and more than $400 million for fractures specifically.What you really care about is making sure that they are taking the risk so just create a lease addendum that gives them permission and makes them assume liability.  

@Josiah Patrick ZebarthEvery few months I write down a fictional journal entry for a goal deadline.

Make sure to completely vet all showings social media, copy of birth certificate, drivers license, passport, blood sample, medical records, geneology report.Then be sure to record all conversations, make a journal of your thoughts and impressions of every interaction, be sure to have multiple go-pro cameras on your person, like attached to a helmet or body rig.

It kinda talks about it here, but super heavy in his Intention Journal, linked here. 

Brandon's intention journal could be helpful - link to book. 

The Wall Street Journal article "Living the high life" speaks in this regard.Toll Brothers are doing far better in vertical constructions than in SFHs.