I see a lot more blatant pitches for business than that.I just am getting more and more deals with the same pitch brought to me by clients I done deals with.  90% are built on prayers and salesmanship bloviation.

 I know that by now I sound like a broken record, but I honestly just don't understand how common sense, logic, and the obvious is blatantly ignored.OK on one hand:Target everything and everyone, and the more people you reach the higher the probability you will find a seller that is motivated.The more people you reach the higher the cost, without increasing the conversion rate of your strategies.

To blatantly say dont pay a mentor is wrong and misleading and quite frankly boastful because you are speaking based on what you have done... making some huge ASSumption here!

The cases which had significant dollars were all blatant discrimination cases or negligence.If you hire a good property manager, do your property inspections and have a good insurance policy your odds are very slim.

I have seen some blatant misses on reports that make me wonder if they even looked over the house.Your agents advise was bad business.

They have told me they have prosecuted people who blatantly broke the rules.

Seems to me that you are either trying to blatantly insult Eddie and/or his assertion by making stuff up or you just don't understanding what eugenics is.

To blatantly say that sub-2s carry too many risks to be a viable transaction is irresponsible, but so is the way they are presented by those who profit from spinning the deals, IMO.Lastly, some of this reminds me of telling my grand daughter that the four legged animal she was calling a dog was in fact a cat.

I cringe when I read ads that blatantly violate fair housing regulations.

For appraisers it is math, for buyers it is emotion.Many appraisals have blatant math problems and severe comp selection issues in both commercial and residential.