@Chris SeveneyI would go picket outside the hotel he is having a seminar at and call the news.

He also designs picket neighborhoods, but they're not actually affordable, though very nice.

Two fence posts ($8 each), some masonry anchors ($5), 3 12' 2x4 treated ($6 each, probably less), 22 6' pickets ($1.50 each), and a bunch of nails ($6).

Some don't want the white picket fence and 2.5 children, growing old on the porch..

Martin finds our handyman in the basement and goes up to him and tells him he’s an idiot, but our handyman, very easy going, ignores Dear Martin and walks outside to his truck and notices that Martin is building a huge picket fence in the backyard that would duplicate the fence around the Alamo.

Hello all, This is my first post to the Bigger Pickets forum and i am happy to be writing it.

Owning 75% of a home with no money out of picket is much better than owning 0% of a property :)

In addition, overseeing it ourselves, we catch other things PMs and tenants don't pay attention to, like loose pickets on fences or porch railings, sills starting to rot that need a coat of paint, caulking around tubs and sinks, tightening loose handles on sliding glass doors, etc. 

You guys take like 5x as much work as a vanilla FTHB white picket fence homebuyer, so not all realtors are a good fit for that.

I have had a suggestion of picketing outside their headquarters...if I become an activist I'll hit you up to join me and hold a sign. :-)