If its something from current pop culture then its almost certainly trademarked.

It's the underlying culture and demographics of the city and neighborhood.

That carries a lot more responsibility than he realizes apparently.All races, religions, and cultures are faced with bias in many different ways.

The culture in real estate investing seems that everyone is out to help each other succeed.

there are cultured folks that will appreciate your effortsI have put more into my units I havent broken the bank I have brought many items from amazon and many from lowes I have found second hand items from craigs listbut ultimately the place looks fabulous for the neighborhood the wife commented that the apartment was the best she has ever seen in Atlantanow I know my unit is not the best in atlanta but it is probably the best she has seen personally and that is good enough for me.My bet is that these newly weds who want to get into a rent to own situation are a upward moving couple who will care for my stuff they are both sharp and are real thinkers.what more can you want .

A guy I knew was such a good negotiator but even he paid too much at certain times during market cycles but once you reach a certain point it is hard to get hurt unless you do something really crazy.Tim W. it is great to grow up in a RE culture.

NM is also culturally different than other US states.  

Could just be as simple as a poorly run business, bad customer service, bad repeatable process and procedures, culture, etc.  

I still avoided investing in real estate because of these cultural sentiments.  

Real estate is cyclical, but technology, generation shifts and cultural norms, and countless other factors will always change those cycles making it impossible to exactly predict.