Most difficult has been the idea that we are founded on the principles of John Locke for a society that is supposed to lead to ownership and liberty. 

Our society is broken top to bottom, pick any topic.....We just need a reset, like when you do a 'restore' on your computer.

For illustration purposes, the windows are a 4 week lead time so you put the window order on your card and once they are installed, your lender releases the funds and you pay down the cards.I see too many “Gurus” teaching new investors how to use credit cards to cover down payments and they teach this because it creates the false perception that anyone can buy real estate with or without savings.

In a scenario where the landlord resides in the same building, It may be wise to hold off on making substantial investments in the apartment where the landlord plans to reside for the first 3-4 months,This approach can help prevent any perception of discrepancies in the living standards between landlord and tenant.

If you invest in an area with local officials who think criminals are victims of society, you can't expect much help from the government.

You have to just give up on that section and focus on the 95-97% of the rest of society. 

AI can play a role in lead generatio and market analysis, but in the end you want an experienced human to be there on your side when stuff hits the fan. it would happen gradually , similar like travel agent, job agent, marketing agent , stock brokerage agent that the numbers are slowly reducing little by litle.we are moving to society where there would be trust more into machine than human, that's where the concept is moving on slowly and that's the very basic concept of AI. new generation want something that's more emotion-less, bias-less and much less costlier when possible.

It is easier to complete a BRRRR transaction in North Philadelphia than say Society Hill.

Maybe your perception was different, but I remember the sense we had at Wacker Neuson going through rounds of layoffs, dealers defaulting, order cancelations and no sense when the construction equipment industry would recover, or if there would even be a full recovery - ever.. nobody had ever seen anything like it. 2008 was bad, I think Lehman Brothers collapsed in October, by 2009 we had to assume the equipment industry would never be the same.

Hey @Elliot Mitchell  😃I think we need to learn as a society to do MORE hard things!