Society is so sensitive; stay away from any demographic associated with race.

How much exposure have you had to this section of society?

@amit m @john casmon I sense a mutual admiration society developing...

3 years ago I risked everything to build something of my own.I’m not your typical “started from the bottom guy”…no, I came from your average middle class family, I have awesome supporting parents who are still together, I got my engineering degree from one of the best engineering schools in the US, got hired onto a fortune 50 company right out of college where they interviewed 2,500 college applicants and I was one of 15 that was hired for that year, and bought me a BMW…in other words, I’ve never really struggled…but what I did struggle with was how society has conditioned us to fit inside this corporate box, experience zero risk, pay into a company 401k, buy a house with a 30-year mortgage, work your backside off for 50-years so you can live out your remaining years in a mediocre “retirement”, etc.

We live in a litigious society and whether something happens in your backyard, while driving your car, or on a property you own, the extra million in coverage will definitely help.

In todays Society, a review can make or break your business. 

Also - another personal funny moment - I love that our society says you can blow money at the casino with equity in your home, but don't you date invest it lol. 

Be aware that this segment of society is trained to hound the system for all it can provide through helplessness real or otherwise, they can swamp you with demands and expectations if you have the wrong relationship in place.3.

Ashi's (american society of home inspectors) website has a search feature.  

Government "solutions" are society's next "problems".