In a country where 60% of people dont have $1000 in cash it is blatantly obvious that most people are unsuited to try. 

How much wear and tear was blatant?

We hear plenty of stories where the Realtor said something would rent for 1% and then they close and find out that was blatantly wrong.

Trying to make this a strictly business decision, but I won't lie that emotionally I'm bothered by what I consider blatant disrespect (when I've always been easy to work with).WWBPD?

But having witnessed 3 blatant cases of discrimination against people because of their names recently, I’ve seen how much of a disadvantage it can be to have a minority-sounding name in the American marketplace.

This seems like a blatant money grab.

First of all they are not ringless.On m’y phone i have at least one ring from the first call that is placed when the second simultaneous call goes to voicemail.Not only it is intrusive but also the message stating “I tried to reach you but I can’t and leave you a voicemail instead” is a blatant lie to your face.Last my number is on a do not call list and these stupid companies don’t even check the database first.For all these reasons, I proves to me that these companies are liars and violating laws, so why in hell do you believe that I want to have any business with such bad actors?

The IRS auditors are looking for blatant cheating and looking for messy and accounting and record keeping where mistakes are apparent, but when you present nice clean records the auditors know the business or person they are auditing are on top of their game and a few missing invoices is an expectation.The difference between an accountant and a CPA is a CPA sort of certifies to the IRS that when the IRS is doing an audit that the books have already been certified by the CPA and this is true because when my CPA compiles my books before the end of the year he calls me on the phone and questions me about some transactions like when I paid $7,000 to an appliance company for one stove and one refrigerator.

As for the statement, so totally wrong and every economist will be able to answer the same in 17 seconds with a chuckle because the math is so blatant on this front. 

Does anyone see anything I blatantly put in wrong that could make this a bad deal disguised by my own inexperience?