I hate this guy, but this statement sums up much of modern society:

So, given this litigious society where plaintiff lawyers are always looking for targets and people sue for almost everything, the benefits of limited liability protection from a limited liability company are so powerful. . . especially given the low costs to form and ease of maintenance.

Active investors returns are much higher because you are adding value to society

Our society is built on living outside of our means.

It is hard to get a number for a specific area, but I know one source I have seen in the past is the Humane Society of America, under the "pets"section there is a resource for property managers, and that site puts the number at 72 percent of renters as having pets (which seems a bit high but is close to one cited here by a real landlord manager).

Thats the society we live in.

So, I haven't yet acquired a deal for Buy/Flip; yet I have come across a pre-foreclose that is a part of the city of Tualatin's Historical Society.

I think this society is relentlessly trying to brainwash you into the belief that your career should be your passion.

Lots of new homes sitting around too.They do have pretty good job growth, especially in the medical field, because it is a very unhealthy society there.

Give Society Of Civil Engineers a call out by you for guidance, and see if there is a local Board of Tech Professionals that can tell you what needs an architect or a draftsman.