Below is the phrasing of our written policy. 

It just never seems to happen to you.I saw a great phrase, I think from @Brandon Ingegneri, in the forums recently.

So, if you want to tackle SEO, I'd recommend going after so called "long tail keywords": keyword phrases that at 3-4+ keywords long.

Join Now or Learn More are strong phrases as opposed to Read More. to the right you see actual commercial deals an accredited investor can participate in.

@David Abbate that phrase is from the Bible.

Gurus give instruction on methods, practices, marketing aspects and transactions that are 1. easy to provide instruction on and 2. can be sold as a product, in other words it can be hyped, implied success is given, wealth building and such phrases are used to sell the product.Comparing any guru course to a graduate level degree is laughable, probably made by someone who has never obtained a graduate degree, total BS.

One of the things you mentioned was that wonderful phrase "no-money down". 

I heard that phrase at a investors meeting last weekend and didn't fully understand.

I do get peeved when people get needlessly personal or resort to unfortunate short cuts.I will post links to references cited as well as a few other useful cases & articles.Bottom line, as I stated before (and still open for logical refutation, I want to know if I am in fact mistaken):- Most taxpayers with 2+ rentals that are not triple-net leased should qualify as a TB-Many taxpayers with 1 rental that is not triple net leased may qualify-Delegation counts, even if the taxpayer is completely “passive”-Pass-through from partnerships/S-Corps/certain kinds of trust should countI realize you're new to Bigger Pockets - Typically here all the Tax professionals work together, we have open conversations,  and don't phrase their posts like political attack ads. 

Many of your thoughts I find insightful, but the phrase "literally predicted" above really throws me.