It may sound nit-picky to some, like an English teacher correcting grammar, but how and what you say in business matters, saying ain't to a guy on the street may not matter, saying it to your accountant, appraiser, attorney, banker, or a sophisticated investor, it might matter as to their impression of you.

Just seems like it when you read it.No, but I do use Grammarly to edit my text.

**Please excuse any grammar errors I am using talk to text Dragon software***Feel free to chime in on the following topic I would like to get feedback from others.

**Please excuse any grammar errors I am using talk to text Dragon software***Feel free to chime in on the following topic I would like to get feedback from others.

If it is for social medial you want to make sure their grammar is good or they will be making posts that make you look stupid.

Learn some basic grammar.  

For example:- Bad English/grammar throughout their website ("Real Estate Loan Programme"):- Unrealistic terms (no legit private/hard money lender would offer these terms):- "Standard Terms & Conditions" document provided on their website that sounds just good enough to perhaps convince the unknowing that maybe they're legit, but for someone that knows better this document is easily recognized as a complete joke. 

Did not notice the bad grammar..

Please don't take this the wrong way, but sometimes we spend to much time  over thinking things, and focusing on things that just waste our own time.AlexBare with my spelling and grammar it is 630 am

Sorry for the poor grammar, done by my iPhone