Threats to nationalize EVERYTHING, including land, are only a pen stroke away.

Should I lower the down stroke to say $5000? 

But just referencing the state of Ohio is kind of a broad stroke, as there are many large & rural suburban areas.  

This video is a broad stroke.

I just had a cat stroke us on the application process, dragging it out over a couple days.

Lol, stroke their ego a bit.

I'd say too that if you take a greater interest in the contractor, ask to see his portfolio of work, if it's great, praise it, contractors see themselves as craftsmen creating things, just stroke the ego a bit.

Couriously (to me anyway) was that before my stroke in 2009 I was widely considered to be one of the best on the phone in real estate, however when I returned to work in 2010 I had totally lost my confidence. 

Without getting too specific, my mom died unexpectedly, another family member contracted emphysema, another succombed to alcoholism, another was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and fought 2 years with chemo before passing away, another had 6 heart attacks in one summer and a stroke the next year . . .

My problem with @Bill Gulley's example is the broad stroke of C corps being a bad idea for holding income producing property you never intend to convert to personal use.