Anyone can disparage anyone else, or tarnish a company's reputation, without cause or supporting evidence... and do so without public consequence as a result of being able to post anonymously or with a made-up name.If posters were somehow grouped (perhaps using banking, credit card, or paypal info) into "identity verified" and "identity unconfirmed" categories and shown as such in their posts, we'd have something meaningful with which to judge their disparaging comments... since verified users run the risk of having to defend their actions in civil court.It's a shame that mankind has yet to (and probably never will) transcend beyond the knee-jerk reaction of name-calling and lumping every personal experience as the "only kind of experience others could possibly have" with a company or product.  

Other data people… but unless you plan to only invest / work with data people, you need to learn how to distill complex analytical findings into plain English.Data storytelling tip: Use simple charts and graphs.

TRANSCENDENT ELECTRA TO ADD NEARLY 3,500 BUILD-TO-RENT HOMES TO PORTFOLIOby Christine SerlinTranscendent Electra, a joint venture between single-family rental platform Transcendent Investment Management and longtime multifamily owner/operator Electra America, will add nearly 3,500 new single-family homes and townhomes to its portfolio through a more than $1.25 billion transaction.The joint venture is acquiring the homes from an undisclosed corporate seller.

I don't trust fundamental analysis - forget about the technical storytellers. 

Of course if you find a property that has under market rents it transcends the market.

He is a great storyteller!

But if you are buying undermarket with undermarket rents with ability to bump rents then you could transcend this.

When I get back into it, whenever that may be, I'd like to focus more on story telling rather than just slick cinematography and a story where I may quite possibly be the only one who understands it. ;) I've really wanted to do something with an inanimate object and narration...some day! 

I want to leave a legacy that transcends real estate.

Genius I think, is a more transcendent quality.