You can attribute that mood to biggerpockets creator, Josh.

It seems to be that most listings have the same basic attributes: built mid century, usually some minor renovation in the 80s or 90s, often look like they're renter ready but need some cosmetic work at least (my current tolerance for rehab work is very limited at the moment).

It's sad that you attribute this disagreement to you being a woman, as there are MANY MANY fantastic women on Bigger Pockets with great advice, many of which have come out to the Bay to share in non-pitching way, that both myself and Arlen admire. 

The popularity of the S Corp status is attributable to three factors: (1) Accumulated earnings increase the outside stock basis of the shareholders' stock; (2) An S Corp is free of any threat of a double tax on shareholder distributions or sale and liquidation proceeds; and (3) S status can facilitate income shifting and passive income generation.There are certain limitations and restrictions with an S Corp that can pose serious problems in the planning process.

In your opinion, what are the most valuable attributes construction managers brought to the table?

lol) 2) Investors who started investing in the last market cycle, during the downturn, like myself – Share how much you think your success is attributable to the market vs. your own skills and cunning…When the real estate market is doing well, it’s hard to lose.

Here's a brief summary...Warren Buffett's Success is mostly attributable to: * Use of leverage * Focus on cheap, safe, quality stocks * Returns come more from stock selection than quality management * Wholly-owned companies perform the best“Berkshire Hathaway has realized a Sharpe ratio of 0.76, higher than any other stock or mutual fund with a history of more than 30 years, and Berkshire has a significant alpha to traditional risk factors.

Possibly attribute that to the end of summer and the start of school season, although it does seem a little early for that.

However, any consideration which is not reasonably attributable to the granting of the option, such as consideration payable by the recipient of the option for the use or right to use the property until the option is exercised (whether pre-paid or by periodic payments), would not be consideration for the granting of the option and, therefore, would not relate to the "sale" of the equitable interest, but rather the right to use the property.

I also understand there might be other circumstances attributable to the note itself or servicing of the note that would cause loss of 2nd lien rights.