You want to be known as the expert in that area for brand recognition and to reduce competition.Happy to help!

We hold that the Statute’s “opt-in” notice scheme, which required a homeowners’ association to alert a mortgage lender that it intended to foreclose only if the lender had affirmatively requested notice, facially violated the lender’s constitutional due process rights under the Fourteenth Amendment to the Federal Constitution.

In the short-term, apartment demand is also being boosted by continued tough mortgage underwriting standards, persistent credit rating damage from the financial crisis, recognition that owning a home is risky, illiquid investment and a millennial generation scarred by the dislocations of the housing bust, and saddled with high student debt."

I would be curious what she finds objectionable.Usually I have a sit down with an applicant at that stage of the game, to go over the lease, and not only explain the languages in the lease as well as give examples and scenerios.Many first time renters are intimidated by complicated leases, and I don't know how many times I have seen this facial expression when they come to the clauses that deals with what happens if they die or go to jail, that needs to be explained.Now, your initial post said she objects to the "tone". 

It is up to consumer perceptions' to see if they perceive a B-Corps being "better" than a non B-Corps.The upside could be better brand recognition if you get your real estate company certified as a B-Corps.

That way your name recognition to all markets is reinforced every time you present a message to a specific target market.

Hi Andy, The sale of rental property will trigger a taxable event via the recognition of gain or loss on the sale. 

What you want to be careful of is that the option is not structured so that too much "risk of loss" passes with the option payment so a recognition event is triggered.  

I have a professional job that pays well and have no interest in leaving my company, as it will also be funding my ability to invest in properties in the early going.I have met with large name companies like Keller Williams and very small brokerages with little recognition, if any.

Is it reasonable to expand my search to this neighborhood despite it being a historical neighborhood with national recognition?