But I should probably be grateful, because if I hadn't invested in a humanities degree from a state school I would never have ended up in real estate.

**************************************************************Quote from @Eliott Elias:There are buyers for any property, as long as the price is right.While this is probably true for many properties, my guess is many investors don't want to count on losing money or carrying a house for many years, just to offload it at a loss.While I'm sure most of us appreciate your vast nuggets of relevant brilliance 😵‍💫🥸 To be cordial and fair, I decided to ask for some assistance from, what may be a more evolved human existence, Mr.

You're point about education is well taken, I've found the best investors/professionals/humans never stop learning.

Human nature and financial incentives can make it hard for an agent to be neutral when representing both the buyer and seller, or both the landlord and tenant.Tricky negotiations: An agent who represents parties with opposite interests can’t advocate for either.

I guess 30% component in ARKK/ARKF is really just a scam, while 70% could bring value to humanity.   

Software only company is Oracle or Zillow for example, while companies like Intel, they need an actual human to be in the office/labs.

. ;-)So, welcome to the human race.

Easier to get into than a hotel, less scrutiny and with a kitchen.....So how do we screen a potential guest to ensure that they're not a Cartel drug dealer?

These people are still humans, they have kid's, mothers, brothers, neighbors, employees.

It's when people break into their groups of "I'm always right that they lose their humanity.