It's a question a lot of people ask or don't ask in a different ways, straight out question, looks of "sure", out right ignoring us at REI meetings, what's your goal & purpose (good questions no matter what age) and a presenter actually saying to the group,"Why would you want to still be investing when you are 70?".  

Ignorance is not bliss when you're an investor. 

You're right - his perspective was that diversification is for ignorant people, and that he preferred to understand a particular industry/company really deep, and make bets based on knowledge and research.  

Raise your price (changing the price triggers alerts and may get you into a different price bracket  -- many search engines allow buyers to ignore homes below a minimum)This weekend, I paid $100 for professional photographs and uploaded Zillow 3D home photos (I took these myself with an iphone, but I'm sure someone in GA could do it for a fee. 

So the seller is a wholesaler and he specifically stated no wholesalers, yet you want to ignore that request and try and get in the middle?

I may be totally ignorant regarding how income is claimed....but in all cases of companies I've been a principal, unless it's a publicly traded enterprise, all income flows back to the individual...at which point, whether an LLC, S, C or sole P, the only impact to that income after hitting the adjusted gross income line are expenses, deductions and credits. 

The seller could feign ignorance pretty easy on this one as long as they hired someone licensed.

We’re upset because they ignored us for 8 days, until the contract was expired. 

I was unaware (as a brand new and ignorant investor) that tenant lease and proof of rent documents should have been included in my contract agreement, which my agent and lawyer did not mention.

When the face book sales staff calls you to upgrade $$ you, ignore themok if that didn't earn a vote nothing will