Use the phrases: In my opinion… or In my experience… or I felt that….

When I fist scanned the title I thought it said you were from the government and here to help.One of the scariest phrases known to rational beings. :-)Welcome aboard!

I'm not the one here who is using the strongly worded, nasty sentences and phrases directed at those who don't agree with him. 

I love the phrase “trust, but, verify.”

@Brandon Durant , how you phrase this question sounds like you are buying a personal residence, and you said it was your first home.

We also include a phrase in our rent increase letters that says we know rent increases are never pleasant but if you look elsewhere you will probably find that you are still getting a good deal.

Don't use the phrase HELOC, as most banks won't do them on investments.

Plus communicating in few chosen phrases doesn't truly drill down to the needs and wants of each and every INDIVIDUAL person.

Googling the phrase has no hits at all. 

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.