I would try to get your point across in 2-3 sentences with very big spacing and a compelling call to action.Does that help or are you going to go with what you have and just want someone to proofread it?

They range in price from $30 or so for hollow core on up to several hundred.

I'm sure I'll get tarred and feathered for this, but I'm just returning from a long extending vacation and what a better way to get back into the fray but a healthy debate...I'd like to think that the posters on this forum "could see through the leaves for the trees" but given the media's love affair with bashing the lending industry, I can understand why...Sure loose lending guidelines, predatory lending practices and opportunistic lenders/brokers have an investment in the problem, but so do appraisers who overinflated values, borrowers that misrepresented incomes or miscalculated future earning potential and realtors that pushed the affordability envelope with the upsell---This being said, the sum total of these issues still doesn't hold a candle to the core drivers that seems to be remise from this thread.

Ali,Disclaimer: You're asking for legal advice so I feel compelled to say that I am not giving legal or tax advice.We don't pay 15% on rental income, it's taxed at the respective taxpayer's ordinary income level.

As someone who is first starting out in the home building process; would you recommend I go to a Job core and learn about the various trades in construction, or focus on learning the accounting and money management side of things?

The other areas were these are located and they are still there are in dead and dying rust belt cities or cities with more houses than people.. and or high poverty rate or demographic of heavily dependent on government assistance.. many times in the urban core areas of the bigger US cities.One of the folks I like in Indy made a comment on another post..

My own thoughts are - stick with your core competency.  

Just as @Bill S. mentioned the most of the  new units being built, especially in the CBD and urban core are appealing to the new residents that are a different demographic than historically.  

I am like you in that I own properties in the name of an LLC in Kansas City MO (good part of Urban Core) .

You are right i feel more compelled to be worried about staying afloat in this beginning to save myself the hardship of footing the bill due to my plans I have for the property.