Side note( I do apologize for my grammar)Thank you!

You can tell pretty quickly typically just by reading their ad (grammar, spelling, etc...) how competent they are going to be.

If he is casual about his grammar, is he casual about the math behind the deals he brings me?

So as you sit and get frustrated over someone else's grammar, they're sitting on a deck, cooking a steak, slamming down a few buds and looking over tomorrows schedule in the day planner that their wife fills out.

In hindsight the posts that were actually made to the public on the support pages should have been an immediate tip-off to run, poor grammar and confusing drivel....

To be fair, I got 3 jokes out of that - one for Floridians, one for Russian speakers (a palatka is a tent, even though that placename was derived from an Indian language instead), and a "Russian speaker improperly using English grammar per their own model" joke.  

I look for at least some semblance of grammar in their e-mail- that shows they're educated and just might have a job that's not being a gansta.Don't show the place too late at night.Don't wear anything flashy - jewelry, car, clothes, whatever.

But I also understand how rent increases are necessary because expenses go up every year and the property owner is ultimately responsible for maintaining the property and providing a safe environment for people to live in, which would be impossible to do without increasing rent over time (empathy would be the correct term I suppose, since I'm not currently a renter, sorry for that grammar police). 

Spelling counts, as does grammar and style - punch it up a little!

Maybe, the grammar is not correct?