Go broad and narrow at the same time: What I mean here is people try to go after just the top 1 or 3 keywords... which is were the majority of the focus is w/ the big players.

That's pretty broad and would pretty much allow you to get out of a contract for almost any reason, if you really wanted to.I'd suggest reading over the purchase contract your Realtor uses and see what exactly it says.

He summarized it into broad categories on my taxes: Business Travel, Office Expense.

Or perhaps in California the exceptionally broad definition of marriage would allow this to fall through the cracks.Still, there has to be some legal precedent.I'm also curious as to how these"occupants" can afford the house if they have to make you whole in a settlement.

Since they can't do each property individually, they use comparable sales to make broad generalizations to determine percent changes.

We have a broad range of investors on here.

Attending local meetups is a great way to do this, but for me, listening to BiggerPockets on double speed was a great way to learn how other investors think and get familiar with a broad array of strategies and concepts.

Con is you can get siloed into just learning one part of the business and doing all the grunt work without really getting broad exposure. 

Perhaps you can share your specific situation and we'll try to help, but I would really need a complete picture of your situation to answer that broad of a question. 

We’d likely do a specific POA since the general is too broad.