And I would phrase it along the lines of, "Would you mind sending me a photo of your service dog's certification tag/license?

You'll start to hear a lot of the same terms, phrases, themes, and success stories which will help you realize the path you might want to take.

The way their phrasing things made me uncomfortable. 

That's pretty much my go to catch phrase when recommending it to people.

A phrase you will read a lot in these forums is that property is only worth what someone will actually pay for it...As you get more confident, those sites also make it easy to find reputable agents to work with in your local area so you can start walking property.

"Saved up capital" is a very relative phrase.

Thus, the phrase 1031 exchange was coined from the parameters of this tax code.

Frequent word misuse offenders:

1. Principle instead of principal
2. "Lein" instead of "lien"

Which ones are at the top of your list?

I have written so many articles about the dangers of buying property just because it says turnkey or some company uses that phrase in their marketing.

Phrases like, 'That's an amazing deal for Chicago', start popping up, even though they know your goal is 10% and they are showing you an 8% cap rate property, for example.Has anyone else had this come up?