Hey @Troy S I don't think you misspoke and I think you are making a good point that we should all make sure we are in complete integrity with all our dealings.I think I get the heart of what you are saying (and I'm trying to keep with the intent of this thread) new investors are vulnerable and we MUST take care to not lead them in a manipulative way. 

I've heart Curt Davis on this site talk about the trainer Alan Cowgill as having good material, though I have no personal experience with him.Sorry, didn't mean to post this yet, will finish thought later, but you don't want to lecture the type 2 investor on stock market returns, for example, or you risk sounding like a novice.

The sooner you have a heart to heart with her the better as she will need time to research it as well.

Essentially as any city, it needs to start at the heart and grow.Maybe this means breaking up the city into new cities and/or developements.

Or your buyer on the wrap who defaults... this is the issue.There are a lot of bad actors in this business who really don't have sellers best interest at heart.. 

I'm a sucker for animals have have a huge soft spot in my heart for dogs, having 2 myself.  

I've been following a dream of my to complete this new development of a luxury estate complex in the heart of South Africa (7 units averaging about $350,000 to $400,000.... just a estimate!)

City Terrace was once the heart of gang violence in East LA, but those days have passed.

Much respect for your DH who is a school teacher... we are a society in desperate need of people with hearts to teach.

But definately, we are extremely vulnerable.I think our biggest mistake in this war is not giving a whole-hearted effort.