I told them when they own millions in real estate and are a millionaire like me, I'll do things their way, but when you are so broke that you have to live as four grown adults in a single house, you're not the beacon of success and critical thinking so we will do it my way.In other cases I've also just opened the door and gestured for them to exit when they tell me that if I want to know if their dog is a pit-bull (they claimed the don't know the dogs breed but pic looks exactly like a pit-bull) I would have to pay to get it tested (this after I said only small dogs of 15 lbs or less at the top and bottom of the listing, and emailed them about it before the tour yet they still show up to tell me they have a 40 lb pit.I just told her no thanks, walked up to the door, opened it and waited for her to get out.I think with intellectually challenged people you sometimes have to be stern and lead them.I think I'm just going to ask problematic people to leave early on.

They specialized in one asset class that they could meticulously control -- a business, real estate, intellectual property, etc.Diversification is great when you don't the knowledge, time, inclination and/or experience to specialize.

Of all the real estate forums I've been on, this by far is the most impressive and intellectual. 

We can't even comprehend with our brains the concept of "infinite" Intellectually yes, but not with any degree of understanding.

Hmmm...you think W should be added to your list of small-penis dictators who are just over-compensating for their short-comings (most-likely intellectual in this case)?

From the ADA website:A service animal is any dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including a physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental disability.

When I briefly tried to spread this gospel, I got the cold shoulder.People have a variety of alternatives for building wealth: start a business, invest in great businesses (publicly-traded stocks), invest in rental real estate, and create intellectual property (write a book, get a patent).

If you are intellectually curious and entrepreneurially ambitious college can be an incredible springboard.

I understand that you have more skin in the game then most as you have intellectual property and credibility on the line and must defend what you are passionate about.

A girlfriend of mine was once negotiating with the estate of Marilyn Monroe to buy intellectual property rights for a line of jewelry.