Wow, how things have changed.Today, with everything at your finger tips, doing deals in this wonderful electronic society is  easier, quicker and more profitable.

American society shows patterns of increasing income differentiation so [unless you forecast a proleterian revolution], the growth of an A market will beat that of B and C neighborhoods. 

No pushing or shoving , but a whole society working together.

I think the overall point is that there will be varying perceptions of any single event, whether positive or negative, by all involved and it is the generalization of those perceptions that often results in misaligned expectations. 

But, if you employ the same accounting principles as an individual, much of the questionable expense matters go away as well.A bigger plus is to marketing, if you advertise as ABC Properties, LLC, the public perception is different than advertising as Mom and Pop.

We live in a society where everyone wants it all now, are not willing to make the sacrifices to make it happen.

The problem, if there is one, is the perception that one should get all of your money back out of a property.

It seems kind of crazy to me that a society the runs based off money doesn't teach the basics of how it works to our children.

It’s unfortunate that we have become such a litigious society and have to spend so much time and effort (and cost) to protect ourselves

The only indicator of how the financial information was used, was to generate a pricing quote -- and the perception of that is depending on you have little or much you have, you pay more, or less (I could be wrong here, but that's the perception).