Originally posted by @Brynden Noble:@Dennis Wayne you’re* and thank you for your unhelpful input lol.Oh somebody is a grammar Nazi in the houseBetter evict him ,Post notices !

A highly skilled person; an expert:)Not usually the grammar police by any stretch but IF you actually made this mistake in presenting the deal (Especially in a written form) it could be detrimental.

The basics of grammar and spelling should be adhered to. 

I think if you want to get an honest answer from respected investors you should at least formulate your post title with some general grammar considerations and you should check your spelling before submitting your post @Wilco Ravestijn.

I get it all the time.Ignoring the bad grammar, if the person has a steady job at Bimbo they might turn out to be good tenants. 

I think I'll act and speak more credibly next time I'm talking shop with a commercial broker.That said, I guess my only observation is that the usage of grammar and meaning of words changes over time and, if 95% of people really do use the term "CAP rate" to mean something different, at some point it ... well ... it does mean something different.  

Disclaimer: Apologize in advance for any misspelled, mistyped or grammar error.

Grammar and spell check.

@Tim FitzGerald   no competition with me I have not bought court house steps since I launched my HML company mid 2000's... all missed spelling and grammar is intentional  :)  but glad you got the Gist of it..

Wording and grammar is very important.