(Actually it's $3000 per single family home) Let me first give you my story.I have been a long time reader of Bigger Pockets and figured it's time to share my story and maybe motivate some to take that first step.First I'm the youngest of eight children.

@Nicky Reader Not yet.. 

@James Stockton Here's something to consider: how your readers relate to you. 

Greetings Bigger Pockets,I am a long time reader and first time poster.

Here, some of the recommendations:Twitter – Tweets shorter than 100 characters have a 17% higher engagement rate.Facebook – Posts with 40 characters receive 86% more engagement than posts with a higher character count.Google Plus – If your Google+ headline can’t be contained in one line,m your first sentence must be a gripping teaser to get people to read more.Paragraphs – Opening paragraphs with larger fonts and fewer characters per line make it easier for the reader to focus and jump quickly from one line to the next.E-Mail Subjects – Subject lines containing 28-39 characters get an open rate of 12.2% and click rate of 4% on average.Blog Headlines – Only the first 3 words and the last 3 words of a headline tend to be read.

This also fails to address the morality of SD (though the punitive nature of defaulting seems to imply the act is essentially immoral).I would ask the readers to consider something different: What if *both* of the two camps are right?...

It's up to the reader to judge for themselves to go forward, take a chance, or say, maybe I better wait.I never trash others on here or call them names.  

., and try to learn what seems to work and what doesn't.The trick in internet marketing is striking the balance between just enough info to entice the reader to dig in on your article vs. too much info on the page so they don't need to stick there very long and leave you quickly.

Jon mentioned tersely and most readers of this thread in the future will probably miss the key point.  

I guess it's all about how well you can get into the reader's shoes, and identify with what they might be feeling at the time.